My stories, by EYKA: COME, LETS US SAVE THE EARTH FROM US

Air, water and soil are the three main elements for a peaceful and most beautiful place to live in. On earth, these elements are so important to humans, animals, plants and others as we live together with no harm in a breath-taking area surrounded by the beautiful flora and fauna.

Air is very essential and the most important element than the water and the soil. This is because we live in air and we use the air in order to maintain civilization and to stay alive. We, as humans, breathe through the air and so do the other living things. Even though we can’t see the air, but we do feel it. The most pleasant thing is that when the cold breeze air touches our skin, when the aroma of the balmy air sniffs through our nose and when the air really makes us feel energetic. Others, in the other hand, also needed air as much as we do.

We as a normal human being needed at least 8 glasses of water per day in order to stay healthy and without drinking any water, we humans could die in just two weeks time because of dehydrated. Unlike the camels, they are specially made to stand without drinking any for at least a month. Water is not only important for our digestive system in our body, but it also important for us to stay healthy. As for plants, they needed water to make their own food, which is the process of photosynthesis.

Soil is important too. We use the land to build a beautiful home with garden full of flowers with the sound of the birds singing and the pretty butterflies gracefully fly freely in the nice warm air.

We know how important these elements to our Earth, but we as normal human beings never escape from making mistakes. We human often repeat the silly mistakes frequently even though we have already knew that what we are doing is actually a huge mistake. But who am I to judge others. I am also a normal human being who made mistakes. That is why now I am standing here correcting my unforgiveable mistake, and I really do hope that all of you will also follow my footsteps on becoming a better person and making the Earth even a better place for us to live in. Furthermore, it is not actually tough to do so.
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