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Nature


Our beloved nature, Gift from our God Almighty. Earth bless its riches. Serve as bread weaner, Where we can eat, breath and sleep. To keep us, to live. Where're mountains are green, Inhale, inhale the fresh air. With its oxygen. Sip, seen, fresh water, Lakes, river seas and ocean. Fishes are on hand. Forest give us trees, For fiber and a lumber. For dress and shelter. The ranch and the fields, Corn rice and cereals are there. And meat found in it. So enjoy it more, Our lovely, lovely nature. Source of grace for all. Children's Haiku
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