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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Tree is sad; Wind, upset about the loss of a friend. The Tree asked the Wind, " Why are you so sad?... We can't be like this all the time!" Wind responded, "I feel so empty because Rain has not come back for a long time." "I am more empty from top to bottom. My roots are drying up like a drought. I am more hurt than you," said the Tree. "How can we invite Rain to come down?" asked the Wind. The Tree replied, "You have more power than me. You can travel far while I am only stationary. Use your strength so we don't all die!" The Wind realized what his friend Tree said and left the Tree for a while. The Wind blows the waters on rivers and seas so hard. The waters were delighted and exhaled its happiness everywhere until it reached the sky. The clear clouds felt overwhelmed for being noticed as lovely. The nimbus clouds saw and felt the clear clouds' ecstacy in the sky and invited other clouds to share their emotions of love. All clouds gathered together. Moments later, Rain above all clouds and sleeping for a long time started to drop. Everything down under, rejoiced for the many drops of love sprinkled by Rain on the ground. The Wind and his friend Tree thanked Rain for its kindness. "There is harmony everywhere when love is expressed, inside and out." (Prosebite)
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