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Interdependence

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Plants and trees
Inhale carbon dioxide
To manufacture their food
And release oxygen.

Man and animals
Breathe in oxygen
To sustain their life
And exhale carbon dioxide.

Dependence or independence –
The very thought is a myth
For the planetary existence,
So let’s realize and accept
The worth of interdependence.

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