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Everyone Dies

by paul-butters

Life clings on In deserts, ice sheets and hot acid pools. Those selfish genes persist: Batons in a Marathon relay race. Generation follows generation. Clone adds to clone. So life spreads: The mightiest empire, Covering all the globe. A world full of living wonders. All manner of plants, insects and animals. Oceans teeming with fish. From tropical paradise To awesome glaciers. We must be mindful Of this glorious beauty. Mother Nature reigns supreme. Sing and rejoice, Party hard And put aside The awful truth - That in the end Everyone dies. Paul Butters © PB 26\7\2018.
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paul-butters
English
Published
Jul 26, 2018
Time
2m
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A thought I cannot escape.

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#death#life#nature#genetics#survival#evolution
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