Wake Up O Inhabitants of This Earth Part I

Wake up O Inhabitants of this Earth 

Wake up O, inhabitants of this earth 
The darling children of Almighty God
You may be living in any region, country or state
In any land, Buildings, farm house or on a river bank
On hill tops, on plateaus, in plains or in deserts without rains
Or you may be living in the remains of a green valley
On in any of human’s most dear concrete jungle homes
Or may be in the icy Greenland
 
Wake up O, the inhabitants of this earth 
O’ darling children of Almighty God
We are in the process of eliminating 
Our four billion years old dwelling venue
In around four hundred years only

The Earth was built and filled by Nature
By the labor and patience of many million years
What great miracles we have done on Earth
In just four hundred years only 

We have stolen the God given treasures of Earth
And have destroyed the most precious among the gems 
Its peace, quietness and tranquility 
Replaced by wars,  explosions, noises, unrest and anxiety 
And have damaged beyond immediate repairs 
The priceless God given shield of Ozone 
Which hangs much above the earth in the sky
And has protected us as a Savior like God
But destroyed by humans like 
fools destroying  its own Paradise 

But what humans have done to our most beloved Earth 
In the last one hundred years is the real threat 
To all the darling children of Mother Nature 
Dear to us as Air, Water and Earth
They are in the danger of global warming
Which is the result of the misuse of knowledge 
And blindly exploiting the Air and Water and Earth
To meet our never ending needs, luxuries and whims 

                                                                ...to be concluded

Ravindra 

Kanpur India 9th December 2009 
*Jheels ( A Hindi word means Lakes)
*A singing bird of India like Nightingale

Copyright © | Year Posted 2009



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Date: 2/4/2014 6:35:00 AM
this kind of poetry is timeless,, especially when written with such sincerity...as this is....
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Date: 9/3/2012 8:33:00 PM
yea we human being have ruined this earth but i think we have a long way to go, i think humanity will die from hate before it dies from fallen nature nice poem
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Ravindra K Kapoor
Date: 9/5/2012 11:46:00 PM
Thanks my friend. Ravindra
Date: 12/18/2009 2:43:00 PM
Great writing here, Ravindra and I do believe many more of are awakening all the time but it will not matter ... I weep for my grandchild because I do not believe he will know old age. Thank you so much for commenting on my writing and all your warm holiday wishes! Hope you have a great 2010 and glad you are here at the Soup!! 3rd stanza, first line you need to change build to built so it fits as past tense ... smile ...
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Date: 12/13/2009 9:22:00 AM
Amazing fight (by writing) in the form of `calling people` for our earth peace and against everything that should affect its equilibrium and its nature. Congratulation! It is a strong message between your words. Thank you for sharing with us. Florentina
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Date: 12/10/2009 11:36:00 AM
Wonderfully written piece you have penned here Ravindra and we can as individuals do our part to save Earth...get back to the simple things in life...etc. Thanks so much for sharing and for your kind words ~Mary
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Date: 12/10/2009 3:49:00 AM
What can each person do to help in their little corner of the earth? Sara
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Date: 12/9/2009 2:52:00 PM
Very well said, and written, look forward to part 2 love Simone
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Date: 12/9/2009 1:29:00 PM
Very strong poetry from your pen Ravindra and I am anxious to read part 11.. blessings... luv... Linda-Marie "Sweetheart" of Poetry Soup...
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Date: 12/9/2009 8:12:00 AM
Thank you! What comes to mind when I read this Poem is we can be our own worst enemies as a people. Peace on Earth; Rebirth! Your poem is a spectacular well thought out wake up call. I will read more of your poems. Susan J. Mills
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