This picture has been on my phone for close to two months. Each time I turn my attention to it, it gives me reminds me of the ‘nature will survive’ philosophy I have forced my self to believe over the years.
Trust me, with all the events in the world one would be very quick to assume that nature is doomed for damnation but there’s hope.
That hope is you and I. As lovers of nature, we are expected to save it from the glaring death grip of industrialization.
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The barrel of the gun
clouds of fumes
exhausting Mother Nature
our children all have asthma.
Many rain forests are gone
the Amazon a smoldering wilderness
where river dolphins once swam
With gun powder in the air
another final blast from a conceded Master
our death is an imminent disaster. – Ad (CRG)
Bravooooooo 👏 👏👍👍 👍
I love this
Burning Embers
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Storms find our horizons
green flash on the sun
like a cold slap in winter
gone down this road before.
We taste the powder’s strike
forests abandon our world
we’re losing flower children
no place left for Eden’s garden.
I see your dreaming face
like clouds slipping away
wanting to find me
crying over burning embers.
My fellow nature police, I hail there😊🤣😊😁
👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Consider this a cry
of a man who sees
how well nature frets
to the excesses of human.
She’s willing to give all
only if we allow her a spell
She’s willing to give all
Only if we reduce the powder.