Mother Nature's Dance
“I am dying”,
the Earth whispers to me.
Grass is mistreated
and flowers defeated.
Birds never tweeted
yet humans competed.
We were all becoming
concreted.
Green, dewy sprinkles.
Can you smell
that crispy air?
Or feel that breeze
tangle thru your hair?
Nature feeds my soul
but what do you care?
Up high, so high
the stars sing in twinkles
untouched and un-scared.
Clouds deep and gray
Drop their mourning
and splatter their pain.
“Good mourning to all”
she whispers to me,
“I’m withered and small”.
Rain soaks the earth
and floods concrete jungles.
Is there no hope,
to hold onto growth
before it slips away?
Try to comprehend its worth.
Never mind- you can’t even cope
with the idea of no earth
so you just believe nope.
Has this world lost its sanity?
For I fear all humanity
has left us to flee.
Must I remind that our planet
though strong, still can it
not face the battle alone.
When given all that she
is, we return with
blood on our hands, be
hearts tinted granite
souls of manic.
Don’t you see
how we are murdering
Crushing, beating
our home into something
robbed of life, replaced with hate?
Earth has taken this state
where we treat it as waste
Don’t you see
we are horrifying disgrace.
But the trees reassure me
and promise to end our crime.
Strong standing warriors,
with forests of armor
sharpened with time.
Lowering their droopy branches
for me to see
They stretch out their palms
and sway with glee
to the rhythm of love.
And the sounds up above
I promise were holy and free.
I take their hand
drizzled in wet fears
and begin to dance.
We twirl to the hum
of earth’s musical enhance.
Thunder, cheers and lightening storms
echo in our fairyland.
We have one last chance
to breathe life into earth
and twist her fate with our hands.
Leaves tickle the stars
with dew drops.
And from afar I can hear
mother nature’s giggle.
Her smile lights the sky
in rays of golden, wiggle
past the dark to soak
in all her cries.
The world feels alive
again and blissfully awoke.
To think that all she deprived
was a kiss of sunshine.