Mother Earth
We're all creatures of our mother, the Earth.
Birds sing and eagles fly
But without water they all die.
The vase is empty in my room.
The flowers withered,
They didn't bloom.
The trees suffer and lose their leaves.
Bare and dry the forest grieves.
No snow falls silently down
To clothe the Earth in her white gown.
No walks in the rain to cool you down,
No sparkling dewdrops upon the ground.
No milk for the baby,
My breasts are dry.
The cows are all dead.
The rivers run dry.
No wine or beer to ease the pain.
The Earth is dying without the rain.
No fishing today,
The lake's dried up.
No butterflies on buttercups.
No ducks or deer,
No birds and bees
Or Koala bears in green trees.
The lights are out cause no one shared.
We're a water planet but no one cared.
We're in this together.
We depend on each other.
Be kind to the Earth.
She is our Mother!
By: Carole O'Terry Duet
Copyright March 19, 2016
"All Rights Reserved"
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