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The Earth I Loved Is Dying in My Arms
I watched my Mother Earth naked under acid rain, her trees like ribs poking through a thinning green dress. Once, she was thick with mango scent, her belly warm with rice, her rivers laughed like gurgling babies now she chokes on plastic bottles and oil spills that shimmer like toxic jewelry. They say the sea is rising, but no one tells you how it feels to watch a coastline forget the names of the children who played there. My childhood was monsoon wet thunderstorms licked our skin, frogs sang in the dusk like priests now rain arrives like a stranger, either too late or all at once, like a slap. I am told to recycle, to carry a cloth bag, to plant a tree once a year like lighting a lamp for the dead. But the billionaires fly above the storms, sipping cold coffee and dreaming of Mars. And I a woman with cracked feet and a bleeding voice write poems no one reads, weep for birds that no longer return, and mourn glaciers as if they were lovers who never said goodbye. The sun burns angrier now. The moon stays away. And I, too, am learning how to die slowly, without asking for too much air.
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