Sonnet Earth Day Poems

O Little Earth, You Present Fruits Of Primal Seed

O little earth, wonder rests in thy glorious all
You allow mankind but what is he truly worth
Is...

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On birth, the first thing on this earth ye did
Was ‘cry and breathe’, as every single day…  
But had ye won her heart, cared...

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Doomed is the river

Twenty years ago, the river ran 2 meters deep
had trout we caught with a net and fried over
a small fire with delicious...

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Dawn, the sky is lit up by the unseen sun
clouds from the ocean were coming in they looked rain heavy
not a sound broke the stillness.
This...

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Wedding in Paris

Coming out of the church after the wedding
smiles and cameras clicked.
From the steps, I saw a tramp in the park looking for 
something...

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The Wish

I dream of sleeping in a bed of rose petals like an Indian potentate 
who waits for his favourite concubine to come to join...

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The orchard

It was a beautiful apple tree with low hanging fruit
shaped by a gardener whose parents had been Jehovah witnesses 
(His parents didn´t believe in...

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Just like those cold landscapes 
With ice in the snow of frosty toes
Winter the greatest foe of natures
ways, on earth, dwell in disguises.

Those who wish...

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ASTRONAUT 2021
As certain as I see the world below
some things I'd overlooked, within my haste
come to my mind, and in it now, I know
we can't...

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These are prophetic poems and apocalyptic poems about the earth, climate change, global warming, extinction events, and mankind's role on an endangered world ...



Polish
by Michael...

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Climate Change

Frozen ponds are mirrors--reflections of
the angels. Creatures tend to dwell above
the tree line here in northern woods. Now
why should I, in furs and turban,...

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Millions of stories sleeping still,
a pollinators chosen thrill.
Enraptured in the splendorous,
I realize nature’s generous.

Mind pensive of those gone before,
who walking these trails by the score,
laid...

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Yes, I am a tree hugger
And I do so love the trees.
Trees give us negative ions;
Oxygen to breathe.

Lovely wooden sentinels;
Our siblings are the trees.
Though they...

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Phantom cities
Buried under chemical smell

Beasts digesting corpses
A Vomitus crush 
and a ticket to hell

Griefs and woes 
Nobody can spell

Souls out of shell
time to ring the...

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The king of the jungle is  at ease
Greedily he sits beneath a tree
with great agility mouths the bee
thank heavens he didn't see me

A deer...

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