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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Optimizing my essence-verity being a contributor to ecology’s beauty since for such I was created* by the Almighty… allow me now to advertise my blessed bounty as the lone surviving specie’s variety! Have you tasted me with my offered "palatability?" I was once a staple food in yesterday’s society packed With antioxidant-capacity along ready availability, and not found guilty of toxicity… savour now my nutritive values of beneficial generosity! You can’t belittle my ornamental products’ magnificent quality revealing artistry marked by partnership-flexibility of nature’s simplicity engaged with human’s dexterity for handcrafted gifts and tokens of precious sentimentality… check now my financial participation to workmanship’s intensity! Bidding adieu calls for prudent sobriety and I indeed believe that I have successors with integrity to sow seeds of grace, kindness, and love’s purity against extinction, greed and survival-of-the-fittest tenacity… thus; now, I still see my family thriving with fruitful “acornic” stability! *Genesis 1:1 In the beginning God created the heaven and the earth. April 29, 2020 Personification in Monorhyme Honorable Mention, "BRIAN'S CHOICE A,any form,any theme" Poetry Contest Sponsored by Brian Strand; judged on 5/13/2020.
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