What a splendid piece of Nature is man
With his triune nature to scan
His ability to manipulate Nature at his whim
Can either be a boon or a curse to him
With high-tech weapons at his disposal to use
On survival
he can either win or lose
For once the die is cast It cannot be retrieved
So he has to be careful or be deceived
For in making the wrong choice of any worth
Could be the end of Mankind's reign on Earth
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Reviewed by Lady Peg (Reader)
Reviewed on March 18, 2004
Expressed so well Michael!
"For once the die is cast It cannot be retrieved so he has to be careful or be deceived
For in making the wrong choice of any worth
Could be the end of Mankind's reign on Earth "
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"For once the die is cast It cannot be retrieved so he has to be careful or be deceived
For in making the wrong choice of any worth
Could be the end of Mankind's reign on Earth "