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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Stop and Listen Me O the dark face cloud! Stop and listen me What should I do to make you happy? O hovering wind! Stop and listen my kind confession How would I say my Mother Earth’s grief? What a shame! She cries not like before O dearest Sun! Keep looking up at you I could see your weeping on your face But your brightness became duskiness Who made yours ugly? Oh dear, man-made pollution? O dear Moon! I heard your weeping while the world is sleeping What a shame! Who is admiring your beauty while the village is snooty? Go now and come again tomorrow I’ll wait right here for your appearance I’m sinned and have a confession O running river! Droughts stop you to hear me? Oh, No! Man’s flout ruined your life Nobody here to solve the strife Don’t cry, you don’t have a drop of tear to shed But somebody needs to be kind with you That’s me, I’m crying for you Untiring oceans, animals, plants, and you O human! Your unknowingly committed sin Global warming, famine, drought, and war And the whole global is in unrest Everyone has to respect Mother Earth Plastic, toxic, pollution, burning fossil… All the man created things work against him It’s a Karma theory Mother nature is unforgiving force Treat her well, she would pardon you The best to act now, the best you can do today Don’t wait for a tomorrow, it would be too late.
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