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Reign Makes the World Go Round

water cradles embryonic fetus in utero until birth a necessary ingredient that fosters new born and also original life heavens relinquish liquid pearl shaped dewdrops to quench the earth fertilization of ova and sperm when specific conditions rife else womb and uterus will not expand to a sizable girth yet despite ideal biological criteria met emotional strife could undermine this miracle to bring cries and mirth as witnessed by this husband from debut of offspring by wife whose first pregnancy necessitated induced labor so doctor could head to the club golf field plush with deep green swards from freshly fallen gentle recent rain flushing out the ordinarily hidden now vulnerable grub from predators on land or those soaring high like an aero plane susceptible critters helpless to escape from meteorological crafted tub condemned to become fodder for prey within the biological food chain critical for balance of nature as an airport hub serves departure point for global travelers who rely on this networked brain similar but not exactly like those in search of ale scout out the local pub lick kingdom to forswear vow to abstain from drink which tonic doth wring appeasement like precipitation from the sky nourish flora/fauna with mead either elixir a balm to parched thirst satiated from man-made or natural spring yet the latter serves the gamut of species to feed without inebriation nor pennilessness from addiction accompanied by ka-ching of last red cent acquired from tireless labor or mental task type deed and rather than being a curse with bodily harm, the rain a blessing does bring watering parched land versus how former engenders violent behavioral breed!

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Date: 4/23/2012 12:23:00 AM
well written.I enjoyed this...
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