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By Jonathan Wikkins

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Does many things Rain fills what is empty It waters the earth It allows plants to be born It washes our faces We look We feel We know And therefore We live © Jonathan Wikkins December 6, 2001 Revised March 4, 2008 All Rights ReservedWritten December 6th, 2001 © on Dec 06 2001 04:58 AM PST, David Michael Shurtleff   other

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