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From the highest peak of Everest to the lowest plain of the tondra forest I feel the chill of having to see the beautifying elements of the salty sea taking adventures on a friendly rest under a cloudy weather on the beach of sun-set sitting are the creatures that are yet to cieze the storms, the weeds, and the stubborn seeds when I am down they uplift me building protection with a glorifying theme day-by-day I shall always be With you! With me! We are better friends.
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