Ga Ga Over Green

Ga Ga over Green This green parrot pecking the green coconut, Under the shelter of long leafy huge tree, sings ' Green de la Green' On this velvet green bed, in the open, I lie, I can feel green sucking my fatigue Ooo la la,its a refreshing and healthy feeling, These golden corn capsules atop the green field flutter, The green grasshopper hangs around the green caterpillar, Transparent pearly dew drops create an emerald green effect, Green leaves had the honour to cover our predecessors, Green Man of the Pagan period signified fertility, My religion venerates peaceful green, Green band of my country flag connotes hope,prosperity, Green is pious,national,rejuvinating,,,,colour of life, Ma ma mia,,I wanna sink into this green, "O Green! ,unburden me,embrace me ,sanctify me", Wake up world,save green and prefer to go green. P.S-Green is connected tolife,youth and vitality.Ancient cultured Proto Indo Europeans got it started first.The word green is closely related to Old English verb "growan" means "to grow". Contest:United coloures GREEN. Sponsor:Silent One 02.03.2016
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March 14, 2016 at 10:57 PM
Rizwana Bhurani, Congratulations on your Greenish win. Love LINDA
George   Avatar
March 3, 2016 at 9:07 AM
Many congrats on your win, Rizwana. Elaine
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March 2, 2016 at 8:19 PM
Hi Rizwana, Congratulations on your placement in the contest....Vlad.
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March 2, 2016 at 11:57 AM
Impressive green used by a painter like Henri Rousseau in 20 nuances to catch a dream of Venus from another dream of the world looking for serenity.Congrat.
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