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Once a flourishing river, this land has matured into a moist, young meadow...
But the death of one becomes the birth of the next. The lives of many things may form a chain through time and space - the death of two hydrogen atoms some 93 million miles away on the sun, became a burst of light that would be absorbed here; the soil, rich with the decomposed plants from a marsh long ago, provides the nutrients that bring robust life today. You can plan on life being on this Earth for a long, long time. Death begets life.
