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The earth she has a fever
And a nasty cough and sneeze
The fear of every planet
A human-like disease
They spread across her surface
Removing all her trees
Polluting their own oxygen
When I look to the water
I do not see the waves
Crashing
Scattering the rocks and silt below
When I look to the water
We are all like Achilles. Throughout history, we push our limit,exploring the stars and building cities. But alas, I fear in our immortality, we have lost our spirit. We too faced a choice from our mothers- To live a life of decency or to die in e
We are all like Achilles. Throughout history, we push our limit,exploring the stars and building cities. But alas, I fear in our immortality, we have lost our spirit. We too faced a choice from our mothers- To live a life of decency or to die in e
Mother’s Day Flowers:
An open letter from your mother:
An embryo encased within the sheath of a seed,
I have loved you since before you were born.
My name is Kyoto and I entreat protocol treaties to calling for emissions' to cease because species' are increasingly finding CO2 to hot to breathe and are becoming deceased and extinct for humanities...
The by-products of humanity lay at my feet no matter what environment I'm exposed to.
They creep into the peace and tranquility of natural beauty
Without precaution, without emotion
Cruel and true
