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<p><b>New page</b></p><div>==Intro==<br />
The Earth is the spherical body which all countries lie on it's surface.<br />
==Mythology==<br />
Gaia the Greek god of the Earth and the sea is another name for Mother Earth. Environmentalists have adopted the word Gaia in order to personify the Earth with motherlike qualities. This attaches a greater emotion to phrases like, “violate the Earth”.<br />
There's also the [[Gaia theory]], developed by James Lovelock, which says the biosphere is in essence self-regulating.<br />
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'''external links'''<br><br />
The Greek mythology of [[http://www.theoi.com/Ouranos/Gaia.html Gaia]].<br />
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==External Links==<br />
Facts about the Earth from the [http://www.nineplanets.org/earth.html nine planets].<br />
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[[Category:Planets]]<br />
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==Poems==<br />
'''Gaia’s Lover'''<br />
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My Mars, distant Mars!<br><br />
I call to that great empty sky of night,<br><br />
Words nearing where I may never tread.<br><br />
My Mars,<br><br />
Ruby lipped lover lounging<br><br />
In pale sanguine umber skin<br><br />
Light and lithe in dance<br><br />
Among those shifting glittering incandescent sands<br><br />
Soft wailing lost in moonbeams<br><br />
And the long empty space between-<br><br />
Mere distance measured in miles in millions,<br><br />
No further than a dream.<br><br />
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by Clark</div>Rxke