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The Wind
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I've climbed the highest mountains, through the frozen northern lands. I've crossed the burning deserts, through shifting drifting sands. I whisper through the valleys, my playground is the sea. The mightiest fierce tornado, got it's birth from me. In Winter time I'm hated, I'm loved on a Summer day. I can gently cool the fevered brow, and drive the heat away. Uproot the ancient Oak Trees, and tear great buildings down, pick them up so tenderly, then crash them to the ground. I can blast the largest boulders and turn them into sand then push the lovely sailboats, back to shore again. I'm loved by everybody. I'm every creatures friend. I'm the child of Mother Nature, I am, The Wind! � Doyle R Quinn I 1977

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Reviewed by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado

Reviewed on December 2, 2002

nice!!

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