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Shades of Green

Emerald green that shines on
gleaming green jewel bug
Algae green of the serene pond
And there swim the shoveler ducks

Harlequin green from areca leaves pinnate
Softly grins when sunrays gently penetrate
And the dark green on betel leaves
Oh ho, the deep red on tongue it leaves

Light green of the Mandevilla 
That climbs high to shine bright
Mixed hues of the leaves of taro root
And turquoise green on the crystal clear Lake

O! The iridescent green hues 
of peafowls whose vibrant colors ooze
off his pretty long feathers, 
Do I need to apprise further?

Green paddy field glares
And sways like a girl's hair
Teal green from singing river
Accumulates minerals and delivers

Did I mention the grass green? 
Hey! Isn't our earth's screen?
Raising that lustrous curtain,
unfolds vivid scene by scene

Our earth breaths through these shades of green
Without these green, there is no pleasant scenes

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