Sustainable Poems | Examples


Premium Member Sustainable food trust'

Trust our history'
Millenia graze cattle..
Diverse benefits..)

The Genial Green

Sterling beauty, scintillating green,
The morning's bright.
The pulchritudinous scene,
Let us conserve this, why be mean?

The trees are a sight to see, 
They give shade and beauty to you and me.
Birds and squirrels make their homes and hide, 
Bunnies and deer live together side by side.

The lunch foils, the banana peel,
Thrown in bins, with green zeal.
Our Mother Earth is clean,
Let us conserve it why be mean?

We follow the 3 Rs rules,
Spreading awareness with our vigorous modules.
We throw our litter in the bin,
Because we know, it is a perishable sin.

Let us plant more trees
Let us not cut them down
Let us be more discreet
Let us not let mother earth frown

Save the lovely greenery.
greenery, greenery.
Save the lovely greenery.
Save it if you please.


Premium Member An Unholy Pew

A.I.’s coming my brothers and sisters.
In fact it’s so already here
So sit back and enjoy the ride while you can.
Without trepidation or fear.

Governmental mistrust, it divides us
Religion caused, terror is rife
The purest religions are those doomed to fail
Do we need such a crutch in our life 

Media controlled mis-information
A plandemic brings folks to their knees
Their aim is complete subjugation
Disguised as a viral disease

Spread the lies of the monied elite
Have them think that we’re saving each other
Locked down in compliant control
‘Til we fight tooth and nail with each other

There’s a world of mistrust rightly earned
Satan seems to be never too far
From the iniquitous music system
To scandals extreme near and far

So, care for the state that you’re in
The state you’re in, cares so for you
As your Country and also the World
If you’re part of the Elitest few

‘Cos Silicone Valley and the powers that be
Are here, for to serve only you.
Or is money their God and corruption their game
Sermons read from an unholy pew.

Premium Member Sustainable Climate Impressions

inhaling pure helium

the contestants were giggling

pursed their lips blew for first prize

save ozone layer from holes

shield us from the scorching sun

bubble gum chewing award

suckers and blowers unite

together everyone wins


19th October 2020

Impressions Poetry contest

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Visual One

We Must Recycle

We have a big problem, that is always heightening
and this has become, everyone’s enlightening
We all must do, so much more recycling
because if we don’t, the result will be terrifying

We humans, are destroying our life source
Mother Nature, that supplies our resources
so we all must become, a very big driving force
to recycle and reuse everything, with a stable taskforce

This must be everyone’s, sustainable life cycle
so that we can produce, a healthy food cycle
and a lifesaving, carbon and nitrogen recycle
which is very vital, for all lives vital survival

Let’s get on our bikes, and do a lot of cycling
and make sure, that this is our main course
so that all life, can keep on riding
to make sure, we don’t lose our life source


Premium Member Sustainable Love

Out of the blue,
love engulfs you.
As Dante's Infernal,
it can be eternal.
Those youthful puppy smells.
Fresh as new love prevails.
Ceaseless are all tomorrows.
A love new sometimes follows.
Combustible heat love at its peak
Sustainable love not for the weak
With a struggle now and then
Only the stubborn diligent win
With a love that will never end

Sustainable Progress

My seditious city grew beautiful- Well She ditched me

Sustainable Development

As oxymoron;
Destroy- Build- Destroy- Rebuild
For infinity.

Sustainable Fishindustry

Sustainable Fishing 
Theirs`s were small fishing vessels with painted eyes on 
the bow, the eyes of cunning 
The men went out early to catch the biggest fish with 
hooks and line and at what landlubbers called dawn 
they were back with the seas harvest 
Best price, their predawn caught of fresh fish.
Sometimes the catch was small yet enough to set food
on the table for the children and a few glasses of wine 
for the fisherman and provider 
Trawlers with big nets came this is business of today
and never mind tomorrow.
 A sustainable tradition had come to an end
 the new master didn’t think of the future today 
the morrow can take care of itself.
Not many fishermen`s left in the bay they are mostly 
old and their catch is enough for dinner of the day
keeping the ghost of hunger at bay

Sustainable Misconception On a Helix of Uncertainty

Is there anything on earth left unknown that does exist?
 
All people put together, in a conscious-fit.
 
Some serious questions must be placed.
 
Without our knowledge would we feel this pace?
 
Humans are a race, but I’m not racing.
 
I just sit and ponder, pacing and pacing.
 
 
Lets shift our perspective and stop this rhyming.
 
Mix it up and forget that were dying.
 
Something out there is keeping me behind.
 
Perhaps I am telling the world to speed up time.
 
Or maybe it's my fault and I’m just losing my mind.

Radically Sustainable

Here in our glowing emblem
Space and time evaporate-
Hollow channels of sun and distance
Feeling galaxies activate

Billions of stars and souls
Create
What is written and unwritten
Dew drops silvery on the tongue
Even a leaf knows what is to come

To match passion with practice
Ride off among crystal holograms
My love is ecstatic in vocal rings
She haunts my dreams
And protects my sleep
More ancient than the grave

Sustainable

A whinstone varigated thoughtless vegetative scrumptious.
A thanksgiving theology scrupulous splutter simultaneous.
A wistful zephyr as a wizened face vehemently wiseacre,
A filibuster recommends fiddlesticks to extradite fabulous.
An extraordinary amusable, desirable or sustainable flush.

Premium Member Sustainable Rice Maidens

Sustainable rice maidens
Lying in the grass
Surely they don't see me
Putting them in my past
Having flown a thousand carpets
I know how fast is fast
Falling down dark doors
Sideways without a crash 
Sustainable rice maidens
Groan lonely 'neath the moon

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