Shits about to go down...
Pollution is a major factor spoiling the beauty of nature. There is pollution from Industry.
During 1980s, in USA, Appliance industry marked shipping of $1.5 billion value products annually!
Kind of inspired by the quote “Mankind was my business” quote from A Christmas Carol. I am in a pessimistic mood.
Would people spend so much money on makeup, plastic surgery, new clothes, skin bleaching, tanning, ect if people were happy in their own skin ?
At night I dream of fresh air and green trees The smell of mildew in the morning after the season's rain.
What life was like during the industrial revolution.
I also have an account on Wattpad, so if you've seen them there, don't worry! The link for the Wattpad is in the "source link".
Source: https://www.wattpad.com/1091649456-two-thirds-way-home-prologue
to be read in a sing songy tune (with a guitar) but anyway here's a writing about a term I love.
Show this when they say that's "it's just a game"
Standing on the verge certainly demands a choice of whether or whether not, but fails when emotion gets heavier.
Pollution is a major factor spoiling the beauty of nature. There is pollution from Industry.
During 1980s, in USA, Appliance industry marked shipping of $1.5 billion value products annually!
Kind of inspired by the quote “Mankind was my business” quote from A Christmas Carol. I am in a pessimistic mood.
Would people spend so much money on makeup, plastic surgery, new clothes, skin bleaching, tanning, ect if people were happy in their own skin ?
At night I dream of fresh air and green trees The smell of mildew in the morning after the season's rain.
What life was like during the industrial revolution.
I also have an account on Wattpad, so if you've seen them there, don't worry! The link for the Wattpad is in the "source link".
Source: https://www.wattpad.com/1091649456-two-thirds-way-home-prologue
to be read in a sing songy tune (with a guitar) but anyway here's a writing about a term I love.
Show this when they say that's "it's just a game"
Standing on the verge certainly demands a choice of whether or whether not, but fails when emotion gets heavier.