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Poetry: Fresh air

• 1 of 87

  by Rachelle de Bretagne

  Using the rhythm of the poem "If" by Rudyard Kipling.

  
  
  
  

  If you can change your overall consumption
  Of petrol products that pollute

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• 2 of 87

  by April Self

  Walking in the country side.
  Mountains a perfect back drop,
  for rows of corn, two feet wide.
  Hearing crickets squeak, and watching

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• 3 of 87

  by T.C Leonard

  Sleepy Creek Lake

  There is a lake upon a mountain
  Not so very far from here
  Thirty miles from the smog
  The air is cold and clear
  No

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• 4 of 87

  by Jack Ivey

  You ask is it fresh, is what fresh I say
  The air that I feel on this warm summer day
  That soft blowing breeze, which flows

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• 5 of 87

  by Carl Jeffreys

  My winter's morning ritual begins inside
  At five o'clock, sheets and blankets wrapped tight
  Moonlight peeking through the folds

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