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Urban Sprawl | ||
| Buildings hugging every hill Spread the city's narrow floor. They can exercise their will, Always finding room for more. Birds and monkeys have to move As the urban sprawl expands. They must find another groove On the higher, steeper lands. Let us hope the buildings stay Firmly rooted in the rain. If the rocks above give way, They could start a deadly chain. | ||
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