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THE WORLD’S BIGGEST PROBLEMS


Massive extinction of species

Are hurting you and me.

They call them “Red in the tooth and claw.”

This makes a question for the law.

What gives us the right to take lives?

Are we the ones, that calls out who shall live or die?

 

Anything that is living has emotions.

Anyone in their right mind would have a devotion

For animals and plants alike.

People should stand up and fight!

 

Love should go to anyone big or small,

Even if our language does not match at all.

Just imagine a world without species,

All because of our minds of envious.

 

All this can be avoided by one thing.

Hunting as a sport by human-beings.

Some would hunt just to kill,

Because they like to fell the thrill!

If we limit our hunting rates, it will infer

Our generation to see them with their own eyes.

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moveit
<p>Thank you.</p>

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