Oh gentle Earth, beneath our feet, Your patient pulse, your rhythmic beat, In verdant fields and oceans wide, You cradle all in arms so wide. From mountain peak to forest deep, Your mysteries you guard and keep. In every leaf, in every stone, Your quiet grace, your ancient throne. The rivers sing, the wind replies, A symphony beneath the skies. You gift us soil, the air, the seas, The fruits we pluck, the shade of trees. Yet how we bruise […]

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