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Poetry: The rain forest

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  by April Phelps

  Oh mole why won't you go away

  You rub me the wrong way

  In the most conspicuous spot

  No air you get sweaty hot

  Yet you still

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  by Belinda Pertot

  The scream of a bird high above,
  A branch creaks, leaves fall, the flutter of feathers
  The smell, scent of leaves and moss

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  by Gary Maclean

  THE RAINFOREST

  What was the rainforest, what does it mean?
  Is it a forest of water and rain?
  How does one harvest the wood

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  by C F Tinney

  So much life densely packed in
  like no other land we know
  From the hungry sloth above
  to the bullet ants below

  You can trace

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  by Lilly Mantra

  Water droplets beading up,
  Mist slowly merging with heat,
  Ground so moist and soft,
  Aroma, fresh and sweet.

  Wondrous natural

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