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Nature is everything that wasn’t created by man, It cannot be controlled by anyone. I admire the beautiful trees that sway from left to right, And the delightful blue sea that is filled with marine life. I admire waking up every day to an amazing sunrise, And going to bed to a charming sunset. I admire being a part of a world so bright, But wait, I can’t forget about the night, the moon, and the stars that are ever so bright. I admire the cool breeze giving me goosebumps. I admire the gentle flowing of rivers and waterfalls that makes me meditate, It reminds me to never build feelings such as hate. I admire how nature takes care of itself and mankind, I surely cannot tell nature it has its time. Nature is everything that wasn’t created by man, It cannot be controlled by anyone. I admire that nature is always going to be there, And because of that, I admire the fact that nature truly do care. Sade Rowland
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Apr 2, 2020
Apr 2, 2020 at 12:49 PM UTC
I Admire Nature
Nature is everything that wasn’t created by man, It cannot be controlled by anyone. I admire the beautiful trees that sway from left to right, And the delightful blue sea that is filled with marine life. I admire waking up every day to an amazing sunrise, And going to bed to a charming sunset. I admire being a part of a world so bright, But wait, I can’t forget about the night, the moon, and the stars that are ever so bright. I admire the cool breeze giving me goosebumps. I admire the gentle flowing of rivers and waterfalls that makes me meditate, It reminds me to never build feelings such as hate. I admire how nature takes care of itself and mankind, I surely cannot tell nature it has its time. Nature is everything that wasn’t created by man, It cannot be controlled by anyone. I admire that nature is always going to be there, And because of that, I admire the fact that nature truly do care. Sade Rowland
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19/F/Belize
Apr 2, 2020
Apr 2, 2020 at 12:49 PM UTC
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