Serenade Of The Earth Poem by MELVIN BANGGOLLAY
Serenade Of The Earth
SERENADE OF THE EARTH
Melvin Banggollay
Oh men with thy wisdom why art thou?
Exploit my breast with fire that erased
Wildlife abode that lingered in my chest;
You cut my trees with your cowing saw
In your ardent desire to make money
without sowing a seed to recover me.
You even drilled my breast for gold
With your huge machines in my face
Excavating me for high rise edifice.
Oh! men of wisdom, don't you know
That If I am destroyed, you'll not be safe
For my nature's wrath shall take place?
I shall tremble if I could no longer endure
The pain you cause as you try to explore
To take all what you have taken in my floor.
Care for me and I will take care of you
Never exploit my body without mercy
Instead, plant a tree to secure your destiny.
that is really really amazing, the first to second to last stanza was really realling me in and the final stanza just had the finishing kick that complaetly pushed me away, GJ
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5/6/2024 10:34:47 AM # 1.0.0.1119
every word tremble my heart as the end pass approaching there i close my eyes your a poet that keeps my soul full of heart....as each point you want to impart i put it in my heart.... a beautiful poem, that last for a heart to change, a beautiful words the flows to the river of hope.....a beautiful poem that leads us to pray for tomorrow to preserve of the world to see....thank you my dear friend.... I wish that this poem is a part of the calendar in the DAR and the celebration of Earth day... thank you and God bless....a 10 +++++