This is not only a great message but a pretty good poem and cleverly done with sound effects. When we "enviros" were talking of "Global Warming" at our monthly meetings back in 1990-91 everyone laughed or hated us...now, like you point out, we are reaching that dangerous point of "no-return" /"CO2 can no longer be mopped
By the lungs of the earth ( already chopped )" And you point out what so many have already forgotten that the worlds vegetation IS the lungs of our earth. Without it we WILL dry up for sure.
I hope more people read your poem...
best, michael guy
There are six, going on seven billion people on earth. That's a high multiplier for anything humans do. Even with current technology, would we have such serious problems if the number was say, 2.5 billion?
Best regards,
Leland
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By the lungs of the earth ( already chopped )" And you point out what so many have already forgotten that the worlds vegetation IS the lungs of our earth. Without it we WILL dry up for sure.
I hope more people read your poem...
best, michael guy
Be always safe,
Karen
Best regards,
Leland
But our very own egos - overrun
I fear you are right, and I very sadly wonder if we're not already past the point of no return.
On the last seconds now - God have mercy, for what we (man) has done! An excellent, compelling read.
(((HUGS))) and love, Karla.