Best Ecocide Poems

If we can't stop genocide
Then what are our chances with ecocide?

If we can't disengage from competitive economic addictions
to ecocide
Then what are our chances
of giving up politicized military genocide
to restore seven generations
of multiculturally healthy 
democratic justice,

Or even making peace through
forty days of Lent?

But, we can start...

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The mother of nature is heart-broken
Her eyes distal and wide-opened
Although her roots are torched and torn
Her modesty is soft spoken

Her sheltered skin are offerings
That men misuse for profiting
Her hair sprayed with insecticides
She smiles instead of arguing

Her vegetables incestuous
Pollutted and preposterous
Left like a maid to clean...

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Can you truly love a rock,
you've never directly seen or touched,
or some other relatively inanimate object,
like a steel wall,
or ego-centrism?

If so, then how is your "love"
different from a whimsical "appreciate you"?

If not, then what is different between your "love"
and your "co-passions"?
Compassion,
passion with and toward,
but not...

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Wealthy anthro-supremacists
do not grow healthy 
Earth climaxing climates

So too,
Earth's optimal health cultures
currently predict
massive
unmediated
anthro-mortality

So too,
to a monoculturing sociopath,
whether person
or corporation
or national federation,
intent on coldly acquiescing to ecocide,

What remains of proper poetic
and dignified distinctions noetic
between civilization
and civil war?

What remains of integrity's
healing bicameral balance,
educated
informed
reformed
restored
to distinguish between 
domestic health...

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