Short Overpopulation Poems
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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!”
Global warming earth’s happiness doth kill.
Deforestation strips Mother Earth’s skill.
Virus surrounds us
Hatred astounds us
Overpopulation, everyone’s ill.
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 of this place, the human rat race
CATS AND CATS
At night all the male cats
they are gray and the female cats
suited to them ...
OVERPOPULATION
The earth has 7 billion
inhabitants and plus those
the novelists and filmmakers
create ...
MY DAUGHTER
She loves men as much as
the horses ... and have them on the short bridle
as you do in the trot ...
PS my adaptations to the epigrams
from my friend the french poet
Barbara Botton
Amur Tigers are listed as, endangered
They are found in Primorski and Khabarorisk, far east Russia
and they pound the forests, of the Amur-Heilong landscape
and are the largest of all tigers, but their territory is not in shipshape
Amur Tigers forests, are been destroyed by human greed
and all Tigers have lost an estimated 95%, of their historical range
Human overpopulation, has made many wildlife populations bleed
so we need to stop breeding and greeding, and produce a total change