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Save Our Forests And Trees

Jan 11, 2025
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By Roydon D'Souza


Save our forests, save our trees,

Wish for goodwill upon your knees.

Pray like there is no tomorrow,

Act like you need to fight sorrow.

 

We've been losing lots of greens,

They are lesser than during our teens.

Trees have given us food and cover,

So, now be a tree lover.

 

Oak or Banyan might be your choice,

But for each tree raise your voice.

They give you air pure and free,

So, save them please do agree.

 

The forests call out to you for saving,

To rescue them from enslaving.

The forests have served your past generations,

So, love them kindly in your nations.


By Roydon D'Souza



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