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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Those are priceless pearls, the prize of paradise falling in drops, for the life of all dwellers of earth to rise; Leaving the castle of clouds, carrying blessings & bliss of living healing thirsty throats, giving brown leaves a green coating; But let’s save our life, these drops before nature gives us warning calls, open your palm & eyes, catch the rain- where it falls, when it falls! When was the last time we uttered a `thank you’ to rain as we jumped in puddles, left paper boats sailing in our lane; But now our little fingers have strong to take an oath to shield and save every raindrops of some million worth; So let the voice of our gratitude echo in all the caves and halls, open your palm & eyes, catch the rain-where it falls, when it falls! Let the blue of the blue planet stay bright, for a greener shade as the raindrops caresses every lake, river, ocean and cascade; The hand of clock is ticking fast, like counting our sins to pay us back and nature’s cursing us for the inhumanity, humans did back to back, Now let’s calm its rage & store our plans of protection in our rack; Let it not flow out, the ricochet and hit of raindrops on rooftops, Let just save it, harvest it to harvest healthy bright crops; So let the mission to store these precious wet stones stand tall, Catch the rain, where it falls, when it falls..
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