Thoughts about Nature

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Return To Nature To 
Recognize your true identity, 
Re-unite with Nature to 
Re-live the splendours of Nature's serendipity! 

Tune in with Nature with 
Tenderness and kindness, 
Treat the flora and fauna with 
Tender feelings of love and care! 

Feel the sensation of the brown earth on your feet, 
Feel the feather touch of leaves on your fingers, 
Feel the sensitive kiss of petals on your cheeks, 
Feel the heavenly mountain breeze on your body! 

Hug the trees with joy, 
Hear them sing a silent melody, 
Hang your woes and worries far away, 
Heal the world with sublime thoughts! 

Invite the birds to visit your garden, 
Invite them to share your breakfast, 
Invite the stars to look down and smile. 
Invite Nature to share your life with them!

 My Environmental is my Responsibility. Iam a student for Nature
And ready to create solutions for the future

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