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Earth: O' the earth, my adorable mother, though I

Earth:
O' the earth,
my adorable mother,
though I have not 
come from your womb,
you have nourished me,
cherishing all my wishes, 
supplying unrestrained oxygen 
for my breath.

The water of your rivers, springs 
and fountains 
have quenched my thirst. 

The industries also feed their equipments with this Adams ale for production.

Yes, O my mother,
your trees have given me shade,
dropping fruits to appease my hunger.

Crops on your bosom 
save the mankind from being famished.

In your invisible lap,
I sleep without 
any hint of danger.

The drizzle
from your sky exhorts me, 
the warmth of your sun nourishes me And 
the moon with her silvery rays 
paves my path.

Yes,
O' my mother, 
you allow us to grow plants 
And industries.

You permit us to build 
long storey
for our comfort.

You never rebuke us 
for our science 
related researches though 
you feel suffocated.

You always smile 
like a true, hospitable 
and pious mother, 
without expecting anything from us. Earth:
O' the earth,
my adorable mother,
though I have not 
come from your womb,
you have nourished me,
cherishing all my wishes, 
supplying unrestrained oxygen
Earth:
O' the earth,
my adorable mother,
though I have not 
come from your womb,
you have nourished me,
cherishing all my wishes, 
supplying unrestrained oxygen 
for my breath.

The water of your rivers, springs 
and fountains 
have quenched my thirst. 

The industries also feed their equipments with this Adams ale for production.

Yes, O my mother,
your trees have given me shade,
dropping fruits to appease my hunger.

Crops on your bosom 
save the mankind from being famished.

In your invisible lap,
I sleep without 
any hint of danger.

The drizzle
from your sky exhorts me, 
the warmth of your sun nourishes me And 
the moon with her silvery rays 
paves my path.

Yes,
O' my mother, 
you allow us to grow plants 
And industries.

You permit us to build 
long storey
for our comfort.

You never rebuke us 
for our science 
related researches though 
you feel suffocated.

You always smile 
like a true, hospitable 
and pious mother, 
without expecting anything from us. Earth:
O' the earth,
my adorable mother,
though I have not 
come from your womb,
you have nourished me,
cherishing all my wishes, 
supplying unrestrained oxygen