Overpopulation Poems - Poems about Overpopulation

We name them anyway— in a world unraveling, thread by thread— we name them Hope, and Rain, and Wildflower, as if language alone could save them. We teach them to walk on melting ground, to laugh in the shadow of sirens, to draw suns on walls as forests burn beyond the glass. We hold them close, not because we believe the world will be kind— but because...

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Bornean Orangutans are listed as, endangered and they are known as,” the man of the jungle” Orangutan family nests, are up high in the trees as this way of life, helps them fight disease They stand out as orange, with lips that pout and have hands and feet, that grip like a press with very strong arms, for their...

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Humans are supposed to be, Mother Nature’s caretakers but it seems like, they just want to be undertakers as all of our breeding, increases human population that only leads to, Mother Nature’s destruction Humans have become like, bacteria in a petri dish forever spreading, with so much, human density like being in a fishing net, just wanting one wish to get out...

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Multiplication, Tabled by Michael R. Burch Be fruitful and multiply”— great advice, for a fruitfly! But for women and men, simple Simons, say, “WHEN!”...

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I sat with a friend, discussing overpopulation, "the worlds not overpopulated" he stated "Look around you, there is still, a lot more land, there are still places, with very few people" Granted that's true, there are still places with few people yet the fish have become depleted from the sea We cut down fifty eight football fields of raintree forest, every day, the seas are depleted, because people...

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