Mother Earth

DedhedpoetOctober 3, 2018

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Mother Earth

written by: DedHedpoet

@dedhedpoet

Let me not take
Anything away from you
O Mother Earth
That is not offered
Without loss from the branches
The rivers, or fields of your coat
O Mother, my Gaia,
my home.

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Dedнedpoeт™ ιѕ Aυтнor Andrea Travιѕ. I aм a ғreelance wrιтer and poeт. I ѕтυdy poeтry and proѕe. I aм cυrrenтly worĸιng on a ғew ιdeaѕ ғor тнeмe вaѕed poeтry collecтιonѕ. My paѕѕιon ιѕ wrιтιng and I lιve тo тoυcн тнe нearтѕ oғ oтнerѕ. I ѕearcн тнe ѕoυl ғor wнaт connecтѕ υѕ all. Wнιcн I вelιeve тo вe wordѕ.

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