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Premium Member The Mourning of Mother Earth

You, unfeeling creatures
Who call yourselves human,

You, fleeting bubbles of reason,
Accidental parasites of time,

You, filthy microbes of cancer,
Ephemera of invincible eternity,

You, who try to fill your vanity
With abominable crimes,

You, insensible butchers of animals,
Notorious destroyers of pastures,

You, contaminators of oceans,
Deleterious polluters of rivers,

You, menacing beings of harmony,
Transgressors of universal laws,

You, 
Who deliberately have put me through 
The tormenting agony of dying
By 
Strewing your treacherous dark web of
Your unworthy ambitions, all over my face,
Shadowing my generous fertility and
Rendering me sterile,

Behold,
For the time has come for you
To feel my wrath and my fury
Boiling lava over you
To flow every day,

Kneel, 
Your tiny mortal beings
In front of the immortal cosmos,  
For the shiny heavy sword of
Universal justice,
Punisher of transgressions, guardians of
The eternal laws,
Over your thoughtless heads to fall
With vengeance and rage
Decapitating the most of you and
Those who would survive
Shall feel the torturing pain in 
Their hearts
For 
Uncountable years!*




© Demetrios Trifiatis
      20 March 2020


* This poem I wrote in 1985 in Montreal, Canada when, as a co-founder of a peace movement, was making efforts to raise conscientiousness for to save mother earth. It was posted here on the 28th of November 2012 with the title:"The Rage of Mother Earth". Now, with minor editing, is re-posted with its original title of 1985: "THE MOURNING OF MOTHER EARTH." THIS IS A STERN WARNING TO ALL OF US WHO DESTROY HER: REMEMBER NOT MUCH TIME IS LEFT TO SAVE OUR PLANET AND OURSELVES!
Categories: polluters, earth, humanity, life, pollution,
Form: Free verse

America Sucks Less

This country’s sure got problems
Corruption, crime, and drugs.
And though we try to fix the world
The world just hates our guts.
But for all our woes and troubles
I still love the US
‘Cause compared to the rest of the world
America sucks less

They call us all polluters
With our Hummer SUV’s
But in China you can taste the air
And it taste like iPhone 3’s
You may hate our politicians
And protest what they say
But think about how much it sucks
To be Russian and gay

Our congress can’t do anything
Our senators are goons
But at least they were elected
And their name’s not Kim Jong–un
Japan makes better cars than us
Games and cartoon shows
But I saw The Cove on Netflix huh
And that was pretty messed up, bro

America, I love you, out of necessity
You’re not too hot and not too cold
And mostly not diseased
Compared to the alternative
You’re probably the best
‘Cause the whole world sucks
But America sure sucks less

Our economy is tanking
But we’re not as bad as Greece
Our fast food is disgusting
But Italy has maggot cheese
The NSA is spying on
Our emails and phone calls
But good luck finding WiFi
In some village in Nepal

Brazil is full of riots
Australia’s full of snakes
Mexico’s got cartels
And their water makes you crap for days
Dubai is just Las Vegas
Without alcohol or fun
And Africa’s in a post-colonial tailspin
Of genocide and oppression

I am so sorry for everything you guys have to deal with....Anyways,

America, I love you
Though you’re run by old white men
Republicans are a-holes
But at least they’re not the French
We’d probably get a solid B
If they gave the world a test
‘Cause the whole world sucks
But America sure sucksless

America, I love you
For your lack of murder squads 
Your working indoor plumbing
And your mostly valid laws 
In a world of mostly crap
America stinks the best
Except for maybe Canada
You guys have a pretty good thing going

‘Cause the whole world sucks
But America sure sucks less
© Joe Bob  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: polluters, america, satire, drug,
Form: Free verse

Ode To Earth

Ode to the earth which we enjoy
Bringing us happiness and sorrow ness
Bringing each other closer and closer to the most closest
Bringing us together for joy

We think we care so much for the earth
Yet we pollute it with carelessness
Cruel humans, cruel polluters
Reduce, reuse, recover, RECYCLE

REDUCE the amount of garbage and make composts
REUSE grocery bags to replace garbage bags
RECOVER energy from wastes that cannot be used for something else
RECYCLE plastics and paper

Together we can make a difference
Together we will help the earth
Together we will fight against polluting
Together we will be Earthkeepers
Categories: polluters, life, nature, peace, sad,
Form: Ode

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Care For Mother Earth and Her Everything

Spare a thought
For buffaloes, bulls and bears groaning, mourning, starving
Under your collar don’t blow hot
Making rivers and rodents sad, carving 

Space and time you don’t own
Encroaching on privileges animals and plants possess
In their comfort and discomfort zone
You dare to distress and stress

Best to minimize the plight
Reptiles and rabbits confront every morning and afternoon
With no morsels of grub in sight
As savannas and simians croon

Shambling in starvation style
Bulging bellies boast as labels of stables and fables of gluttony
For a convoy of jalopies cruising in single file
Pay last respect to Tony

Who’d passed on in pitiful poverty
Impecunious
Although in death no novelty
Comes through under the guise of ingenious

Crafting of manipulation 
But you’d do well to sacrifice creature comforts to elevate the fate
Endured by long suffering trees and tigers whose daily nourishment ration
Ought to funnel a debate

On the injustice witnessed globally when a tiny few
Gorges on two thirds of world resources
With neither care nor clue
On the abuse fauna and flora sources

Suffer
Dwindle
Prefer
Decrease as the self satisfying spindle

Spins and spins
With little thought on air and water pollution
Pins
On environmental dissolution

Metamorphosing the Earth into a less habitable planet
Treated with disdain
Depleting the Earth’s net
Worth as polluters gain bargains again and again

Super profits
Turning a blind eye
To sarcasm skits, bludgeon bits and tendentious tweets
Lying inside a liberal lie

That all’s well
Environment concerns mean nothing
As imbalances and inhospitable elements swell
To spell doom unless you start caring for Mother Earth and her everything.
Categories: polluters, poems,
Form: Free verse

Premium Member The Paradox of This Enigma

The paradox of this enigma

I am an enigma...

I am a paradox...

What am I?

Here's a clue...

I am used to put out fires...

but I burn too...

you can't see me but I exist...

you can't touch me but I'm real...

I am liquid, but I'm a gas too..

I am a river but you can't swim in me

I am H2O but...

you can't brush your teeth with me

what am I?

I am...

not a naturally occurring substance

I am... an anomaly

I am a man made

paradox that should 

not exist but I do

I am...

water contaminated

with methane gas.

Methane gas sometimes

is released into the groundwater

contaminating it. 

Now gas companies and

their conglomerates will tell you

that it is not true that

fracking the earth is 

not causing the problem

and what is new?

polluters not taking responsibility

for their actions! 


I know!

amazing right!

Meanwhile homeowners 

cannot drink their

tap water and rivers are dying

all over the world.

All in the name of independence

to be self sufficient

in regards to fossil fuels.

Just one more  evident

demonstration of how

poorly humans 

are managing this planet.

Soon, very soon, 

they will have to pay

not with money

but with their lives.

This is not a threat 

just speaking truth.

See Revelation 11:18

where God says he

 "will bring to ruin those ruining the earth"

what a glorious day that will be!

John Derek Hamilton
April 25,2016
Categories: polluters, earth, pollution, riddle, truth,
Form: Free verse

Premium Member The Rage of Mother Earth

The Rage of Mother Earth
(Warning those who destroy HER)



You, unfeeling creatures
Who call yourselves Human,

You, fleeting bubbles of reason,
Accidental parasites of time,

You, filthy microbes of cancer,
Ephemera of invincible eternity,

You, who try to fill your vanity
With abominable crimes,

You, insensible butchers of animals,
Notorious destroyers of pastures,

You, contaminators of oceans,
Deleterious polluters of rivers,

You, menacing beings of harmony,
Transgressors of universal laws,

You, who deliberately have put Me
Through the tormenting agony of dying
By strewing your treacherous dark web
Of your unworthy ambitions, all over my face
Shadowing my generous fertility
And rendering me sterile,

Behold!
For the time will come for you
To feel my wrath and my fury
Boiling lava over you
To flow every day,

Kneel, you tiny mortal beings
In front of the immortal cosmos  
For the shiny heavy sword
Of universal justice,
Punisher of transgressions
Guardian of the eternal laws,
Over your thoughtless heads to fall
With vengeance and rage
Decapitating the most of you
And those who would survive
Will feel the torturing pain
In their hearts
For thousands of years!




© Demetrios Trifiatis
Categories: polluters, natural disasters,
Form: Dramatic Verse


Premium Member Extinction

Extinction For Contest

Extinction is a word that no one really wants to hear
What celebrities wear, is what captures the publics ear.

Truth is often ignored, viewed as dirt, so it's swept under the rug
Facts about the earth's destruction are met with apathetic shrugs.

No one wants to hear about things like "Gorillas in the Mist"
When it's time for change there is always profits in the midst.

Profiteers and racketeers now control all of earth's treasures
Child and slave labour contributing to the greedy's pleasures.

Planet's dying, bleeding fossil fuels beyond all human measure
They pay no heed, live only for today, basking in their leisure.

Soon, very soon, the blameless will be saved by a marked distinction
The polluters and destroyers will be the next species facing extinction.

John Derek Hamilton
January 4,2016
Categories: polluters, change, corruption, environment, hope,
Form: Couplet

Premium Member This World Is Mine

Ignoring our fragile Eco system
has proved costly to mankind
with extreme weather we see now
Remember this world is not just yours
but mine.

To the greedy profiteers 
making money causing people
and animals to suffer and die
you will pay for your crimes
Remember this world
is not just yours but mine.

Polluters of our precious earth
the rivers and seas in our times
Remember this world
is not just yours but mine.

Destruction of our rainforests
leaving indigenous people
and wild animals without a home
how you sicken me
leave them alone.

It's not always the big things
like murder and hate 
that makes this world a colder place
but also the little things
peoples attitudes have changed
and show an unfriendly 
societies face.

We have more than enough food to go around
bit throw so much away
while the people who need it most
starve to death each day.

Society demands perfection
from imperfect humans
TV and the media spread propaganda
that causes brainwashing and spreads fabrications
causing misery and anger.

Where are the positive role models
to feed young peoples minds
not the sexual overt
cant care less so called stars
so prevalent in our times. 

It's such a shame
We spend more on war
than fighting disease and finding
a cure
not in my name.

There is only one answer
and what we see today
was predicted so long ago
God won't put up with this much longer
and will put things right
but when nobody knows.

But until then to the wicked people
stop destroying our earth
you'll soon pay for your crimes
and remember
this world is not just yours
but mine.


Peter Dome.copyright.2014. Jan.
© Peter Dome  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: polluters, anger, care, earth, environment,
Form: Free verse

Premium Member Called History Repeating Itself

Balanced through life's cup 
our climate changes as war grips many poor souls 
Caught victims in a maze poisoned by this pollution 

Trillions dropped in bombs of grave suffering and devastation 
the silent screams for justice that's never heard 
Media no longer covers true facts bare to the bone 

Holocaust where arms are supplied by powers at large 
testimony witnesses living skeletons displayed 
That would break your heart seeing such unbearable agony 

Driven from their home lands by greedy tyrants 
the greatest polluters of this world 
Warmongers destroying cities and valuable relics 

Amounts to the army of darkness never once showing 
the olive branch of peace destroying seems to be all they live by 
a sad story that is told over and over again
Categories: polluters, emotions, feelings, peace, truth,
Form: Terza Rima

For Heather Heyer: Loving Painful Truths In Unity

Your pain is my pain, because human suffering was never an individual matter
The wisdom of every culture, the founder of every faith, made that clear
We cannot separate suffering into cubes, accept baby deaths in Africa by filthy water

We got civilized together, ate what Old and New World tribes discovered at a price
Many died testing toxicity in herbs, fruit, and such, so families might survive
We all farmed once, built cities together, and polluted the planet as one human species

We seldom think of immigrants as “planet-polluters” – while excluding ourselves!
LORD does what He can to remind us of shared fates, one consciousness
Some research declares menstrual pain as part of one pain body, of ALL SISTERS

There is one PAIN-BODY that is felt in the species, One Human Body in suffering
No one will blame Adam and Eve, and declare themselves pure, never having
Tempted others to sin, or guilty by association, planning evil to Others, incessant plotting

Somewhere behind that mental clutter, we know WE endangered species, kill cows & elephants …
Together; that World War I began in Sarajevo, but never made India innocent
We take credit for medical miracles as humanity, not Drs. Separate and Self-Sufficient!

When one tribal thug kills babies, or wipes out the Wooly Mammoth, we own it as One -
*****Habilis first used tools in Africa, became *****Sapiens there, gazing across the Ocean
Walked to Eurasia, male blood and mitochondrial DNA daily explode myths of separation

How pastors, priests, and Power treat and mistreat women, is now owned as a global problem
The sooner we believe none is innocent, as in South African apartheid, Southern Segregation …
We’ll join Voices like Dr. King’s to do holy work: defending the Promises (of God and) Constitution
© Anil Deo  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: polluters, america, animal, anti bullying,
Form: Tristich

Water

Water: wonderful sustainer of life-

Always taken for granted- an epicenter of strife;

Trickling toxins make it unsafe-

Eventual Love Canals all over the place;

Remand the polluters to a healthy jail space!
© Bill Frew  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: polluters, education
Form: Acrostic

On Earth Day

Earth Day’s not a worth day
For the skeptics and polluters
And, add to that, the bigots and
The ask-no-question shooters.

For those who value someone’s life
So little they’d take aim
And fire a weapon with no thought
That they could kill or maim

Most certainly don’t care about
The animals and plants
Or rescuing our planet
When, right now, we have a chance.

It’s sad to think about the earth
That we will leave behind,
But even worse to face
The callousness of humankind.
Categories: polluters, earth day,
Form: Rhyme

Vanity-In-Vanity

Madness about everything,
Craziness about nothing,
The complacency of the aboriginals.
Unlike the tail-wagging syndrome
Of the black man, a hyperbole!
The truth of nature prevails.
Yes, upon their claims of immunity.

“We taught you the how and why of life,”
The songs of the humbug pioneers hear!
For every claim they claim to claim,
Has but a counter claim to be claimed.
What we do we do in vain for vain glory,
And those who taught us to build and merry,
Have also tutored us to kill and bury,
To destroy even our faith, assumed a fake.

Bid the Town Crier spread the word,
Although we eat the intestine, we detest the dung,
Our men marry our women and
Husbands know their wives, their wives!
We bring life and celebrate life, don’t we?
From where cometh this madness of 
Celebrating the feat of mass death?
Now our forefathers cry for the land to be appeased,
This abomination unknown to us brought to us.
 
I hear the requiem song of fauna and flora,
Echoed by those affected by the pollutants.
They howl the dirge indeed as a hullabaloo.
Extinction threatens existence and nature!
Pollution pollutes even the polluters of nature,
Then the polluted becomes the pollutant.
But if therefore there is immunity of the polluter,
And the polluter remains yet unpolluted,
Let all in one voice wail… Retributive justice, come!

...Peter Obiora Edoziem
Categories: polluters, satire,
Form: Didactic

Our Future

Sometimes I shiver, sometimes I shake,
Of what we've done for mortal sake,
We've filled the air with toxic galore,
And even the garbage is dumped off shore,
We've even drilled many miles down,
Nuclear waste buried in the ground,
Even our water can tell the tale,
Polluters even elude the jail,
The EPA for economy's sake,
Allows pollution, --- BIG MISTAKE!
Clean up the air, we hear the cry,
Ten years later, it's still in the sky.
With smiles that glow and they aren't white,
Shakin' and shiverin', I'm full of fright,
So where are we headed, where are we bound?
Well it's for sure, ---  NOT UNDERGROUND!
Categories: polluters, health,
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Contamination

Conscientiously Combat Contamination:
  Pass punitive laws policing polluters
  Keep chemicals from killing crops like corn
  Plink and plunk pests with pure, perfect panaceas
  Segregate and shun smokers of cigars and cigarettes

Contradictorily, Contribute to Contamination: 
  Permit and protect pernicious ***********
  Validate, vindicate, and venerate video violence
  Liberate, laugh at, and lionize lascivious language
  Glorify and giggle at graceless, gutter-fed gossip

       Counteracting Contamination
       Can't cut both ways, can it?


Contest Entry - "Contamination" - Sponsored by Kai Michael Neumann
Categories: polluters, earth, humanity, society,
Form: Alliteration
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