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More Than Adequate

A. Ricca

Editora: Austin Macauley Publishers

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Nature is the true goddess of life, She is the mother who brings the sun and moon, The one who decides if the wind blows or stands, Who brings the hurricanes to shore, The ground to a freeze, And the living to an end. It is by her mercy that we get to feel today, whether we'd wish to or not. The rainbow doesn't just come; its colors are created by the destruction of the storm.
Disponível desde: 11/09/2026.
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