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    A poem describes nature changing and preparing for new seasons as unknown creatures depart, passions seek purpose, and a shepherd calls people to make important choices and take up their tools. Vapors rise over an acid sea as a floating continent disappears and snow briefly fathers floods before a hard rain comes.

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    A poem describes nature changing and preparing for new seasons as unknown creatures depart, passions seek purpose, and a shepherd calls people to make important choices and take up their tools. Vapors rise over an acid sea as a floating continent disappears and snow briefly fathers floods before a hard rain comes.

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    Global Warming Poem

    Uploaded by

    Zuyyin Azad Angullia
    A poem describes nature changing and preparing for new seasons as unknown creatures depart, passions seek purpose, and a shepherd calls people to make important choices and take up their tools. Vapors rise over an acid sea as a floating continent disappears and snow briefly fathers floods before a hard rain comes.

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    One thin September soon

    A floating continent disappears


    In midnight sun

    Vapors rise as
    Fever settles on an acid sea
    Neptune's bones dissolve

    Snow glides from the mountain


    Ice fathers floods for a season
    A hard rain comes quickly

    Then dirt is parched


    Kindling is placed in the forest
    For the lightning's celebration

    Unknown creatures
    Take their leave, unmourned
    Horsemen ready their stirrups

    Passion seeks heroes and friends


    The bell of the city
    On the hill is rung

    The shepherd cries


    The hour of choosing has arrived
    Here are your tools

    Written by AL Gore, former vice president of United States

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