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Coral Bleaching.

There once was beauty beyond belief In far north Queensland’s barrier reef Beneath the surface of the sea There lay a world of fantasy Amid the shallows of the deep Countless crustaceans crawled and creeped A place so different from the land Until it was touched by humans hand Now polluted by plastic sedimentary and decay Has our only solution been washed away Once a wondrous landmark to behold Gone in a heart beat, the oceans tale, told Although there a politicians that still deny A warming ozone will bid the coral colours goodbye Littered white graveyards accomplished the sin If only we had thrown our rubbish in the bin A tremendous story of ecological distress Hopefully we can learn from this disastrous mess /gt
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