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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Starving mother She (nature) is ever young And beautiful She (nature) gave' without a price To pay Upon her arms Lies the secret of life Starving mother The earth has a daughter She (nature) is the life of life Yet she starve for her due As our destruction now Curse her bleed in places Starving mother The killing The Hating The isolation As more evil we do Make her restless The love she gave We don't adore The life she bear We don't care starving mother Civilised we say we are Wars yet we can't stop Educated we call ourselves Yet love we lack among us Our Religion not close Yet to draw us closer to humanity Once it was a peaceful planet Not now any more we let her (nature) aside our ignorance curse us blind Not to see our Mother Nature So we are here Yet on her arms Lies the life we share For this desire of ours Is not inline with her (nature) Not now so I wonder if it may Tomorrow Starving mother Miles connect to miles makes A journey and destination The miles we are now Is far ahead to connect us to Nature The choice of our journey Is off track The destination cures the earth To shake while we let Her (nature) empty With our ignorance to our desire The world is rule with a force That forbid nature Here it curse a mysteries For we don't care So our ignorance curse a starving mother
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