Within this vessel, a symphony unseen,
Organs dance in harmony, an intricate machine.
The heart, a rhythmic drummer, beats with might,
Fueling life's fire, guiding us through the night.
***
Lungs, like delicate bellows, breathe in air,
Drawing sustenance, a vital affair.
The brain, the maestro, orchestrates it all,
Thoughts and memories, the rise and fall.
***
The liver, a diligent filter, cleanses the tide,
Removing toxins, a protector inside.
Kidneys, like purifiers, balance the flow,
Removing waste, keeping us in the know.
***
Each organ, a marvel, plays its part,
In this symphony of life, a work of art.
So let's cherish and nurture, with utmost care,
The organs within us, the essence we share.
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