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The earth

I wondered about watching the eccentric earth,                                               Are you a green globe of the universe?,                                                      Your head is a mighty mountains from birth,                                           Sun and moon are your eyes says poet in verse.                         
                                                                                                                       You wear rivers as ornaments of worth,                                                       Forests are controlled by the beloved nurse,                                         Decorating with lakhs of plants gives mirth,                                           And you have millions of fauna that are diverse.                     
                                                                                                              Volcanoes are the design of the earth,                                                     Are you always changing by the worst curse?,                                      And adjust to human alive like birth,                                                          You are not beholden to fellow people's purse.              
                                                                                                                      Humankind belongs to the mother earth,                                              Save the life of our future universe.
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