Short Deforestation Poems
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'kawanagi'
DEFORESTATION
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in the heat of day
where have all shadows gone
deforestation
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Form:
Global warming earth’s happiness doth kill.
Deforestation strips Mother Earth’s skill.
Virus surrounds us
Hatred astounds us
Overpopulation, everyone’s ill.
stripped forest stands bald
cacti buds hold their heads high ---
restless vezhambals
N.B:
In Kerala Vezhambal bird suggests the endless waiting for rain
Deforestation destruction
causes death and devastation
plus ignorance negationist
inhumanity activist
absurd vile criminal action
The deforestation of my mind
Where the trees of abundance
Hold my memories in their sacred branches
And the happiness that drips like dew
From the salaciously orgasmic leaves after
photosynthesis...
© tcmoon 2014
I met with a group who were passionately against deforestation,
who held their meetings at one of their member's log cabins,
and the rest of the members all lived in wooden housing.
People tend to not practice what they claim to believe in.
DREAMS DEFERRED
dandelion dreams
dancing doting dogwood tree
deforestation
THE QUIET ONES
dark heart’s art tar scars
black blood beating beckoning
sociopath scream
BUTTERFLY BRUNCH
black blue butterfly
breathless beauty blessed beware
bird beak bite bloody
ice caps melting
sea levels rising ~
global warning
plastic pollution
killing marine life ~
sea sobs salty tears
deforestation
wildlife now homeless ~
mankind to blame
Hiku (Disciplined Brevity) Poetry Contest
Sponsored by William Kekaula
11/21/21
Winter was years ago
we are plagued by the sonnets of the Sun
all our yesterdays a furnace of heat was brewing
Celluloid viewfinders of more pleasant vistas
appear deftly
Tall Ships frozen in the Arctic
and the clouds azure in the Mediterranean
We are refugees from industrialisation
and deforestation
shadows in darkness
how on earth can that be
moonlit adventures
touch
tactility
hedgehog
spring in a basket
portable season hanging
no slugs or snails
stripped to the wood
err trees were vocal we'd hear
deforestation
resilience
to weather fickle seasons
hibernation
A forest path does wind,
All shrubs with love entwined
Atop trees, monkeys live,
Another deathly strive
Abhorrent humans lie,
And trees, grass, shrubs will sigh
As oxygen will die
Unfortunately misread the rules for this contest, so I am withdrawing
Entering contest
The " Pleiades 3 poetry Contest
Sponsor Joseph May
2020/10/25
In Australia’s darkest hours,
an ever-growing pyre
breeds a conflagration nation.
desolation, ruination
ravaged seas of deforestation;
extinctions’ ignition
bleeds deadly
perdition.
Were Mother Moon habitable,
the Koalas might escape,
scamper, flee
finding solace within
her refulgent body,
borne upon angel wings.
Mammals cried on the domestic site.
They were pursued by homeless shelters.
A calamitous plan destroyed the primate.
Declaring war creeped on mining wheelers.
Deforestation triggered ruins.
They left a ministerial threat.
Incendiary propaganda mouthed great.
The rules crawled havoc with it.
State gave them a baleful coat.
Nocent chemical found it.
Nightingale’s sweet song
silenced in most of Britain
deforestation
In the last 50 years the population of Nightingales has fallen by 90% . The birds nest at ground level but Medway Council in Kent have still designated an area at Lodge Hill where the birds breed to be suitable to build thousands of new houses:-(
5/6/18
Deadly humanity
Exterminating all
Forests along with animals,
Outrage should be how we feel
Restitution should be our aim,
Eradicating corporate greed
Senseless destruction,
The cutting and burning of trees
Animal extinction abhorrent to me,
This must end rapidly
Insipid evil within humanity,
One movement for our ecology
Needless is our destruction of creation.
Inspired by Kim Rodrigues, a comment of hers, the words inspired the following, Thanks again. Mick
kawanagi
DEAR POETS'
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your muse will mind you...
your heart beats to guide your quill...
you write to please all...
inspired feelings...
many muses muse... offer...
the poet decides...
dearest of poets
we feel... we see... we write
don't capitulate
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Form:
THE ULTIMATE NATURE OF WAR
Sown love reaps world peace,
While sown hate will reap world war:
Power its sower:-
Sharers of love will sow peace:
Profiteers of war, sow hate:-
World peace uprooted,
War’s deforestation plows
World devastation:-
Armageddon coming:
God plowing us a new day:-
Be ever mindful,
War is a power monger’s
Child of destruction;
And will be chastised by God:
Its navel giver uprooted:-
Why do we have dictators
MONEY
Why do we have corruption
MONEY
Why do we have crime
MONEY
Why do we have wars
MONEY
Why do we have endangered wildlife
MONEY
Why do we have deforestation
MONEY
Why do we have the rich
MONEY
Why do we have the poor
MONEY
Why do we have the unhealthy
MONEY
Why do we have inequality
MONEY
Why do we have the climate crisis
MONEY
Why do we have money
GREED
wild Australia
hark... sounds of didgeridoos
mobs of kangaroo
Australian folk...
Aboriginals suffer
arpartied still reigns...
Australian folk...
at one with nature... what's left
arpartied still reigns...
vistas of nature
o that monolith could talk
Australian woes
deforestation
all life suffers pollution
koala's left dead
crocodiles... wildlife
Australia's indigenous
extinctions for real
No Tree
is possessive of its own fruit
When ripe, tree lets it go
If plucked, it doesn't stop
It weathers all weathers
till it looses life
to calamity or deforestation
No human
should be possessive of Knowledge
Knowledge is akin to fruit of one's effort
Let it go, share fully, half-way is unlike tree
Absorb criticism see good in it
Nurse quest, gain wisdom
Serve humanity, till life departs
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© Dr Hitendra Mehta, India
Sri Lankan Elephants are listed as, endangered
and are the largest and darkest, of the Asian elephants
Herds have nursing units, with lactating females and young
and they have juvenile units, containing females and juveniles
Sri Lankan Elephants, are been pushed into smaller areas
because of deforestation, that disturbs their migrating routes
Human-elephant conflicts, results in human and elephant deaths
because the humans need of greed, is only for human grassroots