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A Thousand Years


What we see

What we hear

Wont be here in a thousand years

What we taste

What we touch

Someday there won't be as much

What we do

What we smell

Will all be gone if we don't treat Earth well

If we poach

If we take

All animals will be at stake

If we litter

If we pollute

Trees will no longer produce any fruit

If we kill

If we fight

There shall be a day there is no light

But if we help

And if we give

Maybye longer we will live

If we recycle

And if we clean

The Earth will be so much more green

If we cherish

And if we love

Our lives will be so far above

The ones we have on earth today

If we choose to make a change

 
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