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Pacing the Forest by Rebekah Rosie Lang Saturday, August 05, 2006 Rated "PG" by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan We have to pay attention to what we are doing to our wildlife and society~!
As I walk by, the trees begin to cry. No animal can run faster than the devastation we are polluting. Soon, our trees will be gone, So, Why do we argue about it all? We need to clean up certain areas! Let our animals run free! Written on July 30, 2006 CST, 11:35am.Poet - Rebecca P Lang, �
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Reviewed by jude forese	8/6/2006

mankind needs to open its eyes ... we should be nurturers of nature not its destroyers ...




Reviewed by Rafiriio Daniels	8/5/2006

Oh ok, this was a nice little reminder of the outdoors....good job...




Reviewed by Shoma Mittra	8/5/2006

Yes, yes and yes again! We need to do something enmasse.




Reviewed by Martin Hebert	8/5/2006

~~Becca~~wonderful poem..so great to read your poetry~~ ~~martin~~




Reviewed by Susan de Vegter	8/5/2006

My voice is in unison with yours and many others. Thank you! Susan