Short Earth Day Poems
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Riding the same wave
I feel like
I'm riding
a wave of realty
And it's
difficult to find
anyone
on the same wave.
This Earth was once so sweet;
Dude, you shoulda seen us.
Now, pure greed-driven heat,
Could make us same as Venus.
Some who hoard
Some who share
Some who calm
Some who scare
Some who mend
Some who tear
Some who shed
Missing my hair --
Hidden yet rugged
At the bottom of the world
Cool water flowing
High above Hell’s barren gates
High above ringed deception
With the sun drowning;
into the depth of His clouds
The wind continued;
to gust the only beauty;
and true colors of nature
Fine dust slumbering under earth and wood
aroused by morning dew,
he awakens from beneath downy moss
to become my tiny mushroom.
The more chunk you take from the earth,
The more unstable the earth is it for you.
Poison the earth, the earth shall poison you.
look around
see whats going down
this is from city to town
this you must
get out of the dust
let turth in
TIME AGAIN TO WAKE UP
Nature
Wonders to see, Smell, hear and touch
With beauty that's ours to enjoy and protect
Nature deserves our love and respect...
Birds are red
Birds are blue
Birds sing songs like me and you
They fly away
and live there day
Just to sing songs before they pray
Leaves
Whisper secrets in
The passing wind;
Listen carefully.
They will warn you
Of danger
Or sing
Songs.
Leaves
turning,
signal fall.
All of them will
flutter down to earth,
dying away;
nourish the
cold, hard
ground.
Empathic whisper
So soft you hardly hear voice
The message profound
Mother earth is suffering
Little done to ease the pain.
Cold
winds blow,
fall ends and
winter begins.
Hibernating bulbs
will softly sleep
until the
next spring
thaw.
Consider the humble, brown snail
He's only a head and a tail
No fingers or toes
Yet, there it goes!
Just follow its shiny, bright trail.
Clinging membranes grow baubles
Encased, wood-like, hardened seeds
Bough releases many fall
Acorns dress the ground.
Leaves dancing upon the winds;
Celebrating their own deaths;
Their circle of life completes;
They’ve done their duty.
Splitting soil and rock; quaking,
shaking dance of death.
Land and sea alike,
Well shaken; no stirring here;
an earthquake, temper tantrum.
Earth Day takes another pounding
As Russia resumes confounding
Chernobyl still kills
What gives us the chills:
Lack of concern is astounding!
lumberjacks fell on their knees
when the woods ran out of trees
no thought to give in
and after a spin
were soon modeling dickies.
in the beginning,
one strives for a long impressive resume.
in the end , it comes down to
a name, two dates and a few words
on a cold stone.
Marvel of ages
The Grand Canyon’s fame lives on
And will as long as
Gaia exists, she is a
Being who loves to impress.
Bright red and grown
Held in one's hand
Once was sown
Now picked from the land
A piece of nature's beauty
Handle with care
For it is Earth's gift to share
Forgive our ingratitude, beloved mother earth, for remembering you only once a year!
(c) Demetrios Trifiatis
22 April 2016
Our lasting legacy lies not,
In the towering stone structures,
But in,
The forests we nurture,
The oceans we safeguard, and
The skies we keep pure.