by James Norton,
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UNITED STATES, Jan 26 — Breath
Breath,
most taken for granted;
most universal gift
(power) of life in every form.
All life breathes:
The animals, the plants, even the rocks
all breathe.
A cave that cannot breathe, dies.
Give it some of your
precious attention and awareness
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The website " Poèmes " of the french poet R Bellon presents the most translated poem of the world. Actually almost 270 languages. Some are very unusuals have been translated by true specialists.They are pronounced with some synthesis
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