third rock from the sun,
planet Earth absorbs the rays,
nourishing her plants.
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Moe Radosevich
I am always touched when something I write touches another so if any of you my fellow creators have been touched thank you
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Gorgeous! Really love the combo of science with poetry. Really beautiful last line. :)
nicely done.
Great job 👏
Nicely done! I liked how I felt the vastness of space and then immediately was transported down to the surface imagining flourishing plant life. Great contrast :)