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Let Us Awake MAG
Where the skies are free and shining
Where the fields are fertile and vibrant
Where forests breathe deep and lakes sit calm
Where flowers rejoice in the gentle breeze
Where the rich jungles of the Amazon
And the blowing sands of the Sahara
And the frosty snow caps of the Himalayas
Are subject not to the wrath of humans, but only to nature’s limitless will
Where animals are not so cruelly stolen for breakfast or lunch or dinner
But learned from and respected as the beautiful beings they are
Where the sun, the wind, and the water propel us into a clean world without pollution
Where humanity at last realizes we are on a path of utter destruction and suffering
And knows that the time for change lies not in the past, nor in the future–but now
Where all the fish in the vast seas, all the birds in the blowing winds
All the insects, all the plants, the trees, the forests, the flowers
And the proud two-legged creatures that so brazenly claim everything as their own
Where all of them, all creatures on this Earth, exist in harmony
Into such peace and balance, into such a paradise, let us awake.
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This poem is based on "Where the mind is without fear" by Rabindranath Tagore.