Climate Change Poem by Amanda Shelton

Climate Change

Rating: 4.8


You watched me grow,
my colors shined like diamonds,
but you forgot about me.
You forgot how fragile I can be,
now I have fallen at your feet,
yet you can't see me.

My tides break, My shores quake,
and my coral fray washing away
with the waves.

Climate change can be a serious thing,
it's up to you how it changes.

You think you're so small?
You think you don't cause change?
Oh how ignorant you are,
you are too blind to see,
you even effect me.

Just because you can't see something
doesn't change if that something is real.
Just because you can't feel something
doesn't make it less physical.

You think you are insignificant?
Then look closer at your life,
for even now
you're affecting your surroundings
just by being here.

Is that not the point to living;
to experience and grow with
those experiences?

Well I am serious
we need to make a change.

Our Earth needs us to wake up
and take notice of what we need to do
to help her to keep growing
and stop life from dying.

Saturday, July 29, 2017
Topic(s) of this poem: climate change,earth,life,life and death
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
I wrote this after I thought about the changes I have seen. I come to an conclusion that global warming is real. We effect the Earth by digging, changing the water, throwing trash into the sea, onto the Earth, and worst of all we cute down tree's. We need tree's to clean our air, to clean the dirt so we can plant food. What else is causing the Earth to heat up so quickly? The only creators that can build an H bomb, we humans change the Earth by digging it's gold and silver. People killed for it.
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Jazib Kamalvi 29 July 2017

A nice poetic imagination on change, Shelton. Thank you very much,

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Amanda Shelton

Amanda Shelton

Bakersfield, California USA
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