I would wager thoughts that if,
Future generations want to live,
It best would be their parents give,
A thought or two, how now they care,
This our Mother Earth, with all to share,
To hug a tree, for breathing,
Even though you might be sneezing,
And with allergies are wheezing,
The alternative, you might well dread,
For without its air, you would be dead,
Do a bee, a sweet kind treat,
Sweet things does it pollinate you eat,
It takes tens of millions to do this feat,
Let all them fly and do their thing,
Or else, there’s more to fear, than just their sting,
Let live, the worm, the ant, the fly,
For if their all be dead, too, soon you’ll die,
You surely know enough, not ask me why,
Let all on earth, have their fair portion,
No need to worry then, about abortion.©18/08/2012
amen to that, Jasmin, and to all you say in this strong,
passionate work...with you all the way, my friend,
john
For if they're all dead, all future generations will die
We arrogant self-centered human beings simply refuse to believe that tiny insects are far more important to this planet than we are, and I sadly believe that we are already hastening its demise.
Ron
Well done, Jasmin.
Connie