Man is destructive on many fronts,
People destroy so many things,
And I just do not understand.
Many saying it is for the better
And they are making progress.
But if it is something created by man
And it is destroyed
They say it is called vandalism.
But we live in Natures harmony
And have done from our beginnings.
But when man destroys something,
Something created by Nature
It is called progress.
Destroying Nature is abominable!
So remember when walking with Nature
Take nothing but pictures,
Leave nothing but footprints,
Kill nothing but time.
- Author: Goldfinch60 (Pseudonym) ( Offline)
- Published: August 11th, 2023 01:13
- Comment from author about the poem: Nature MUST be saved.
- Category: Reflection
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Comments5
I completely agree . A good writing ) I love nature and yes some people can be very selfish and cruel
I like your last three lines in this poem
We should definitely take care of nature ..but sadly some people don’t care enough
Thank you Violet, I totally agree with your thoughts.
Those last three lines are lines that I have seen as I have entered some natural spaces and are a quote I have used many times before.
Andy
KP and I went for a walk by the river. I chucked her in! lol.
I bet she floated a long way with all that 'stuff' inside of her. LOL
Andy
Yes, lol. She melts too if she sunbathes. lol.
A lovely poem dear Andy. 💖 This is what it's all about about cherish what beauty we have in our world 🌎❣️
Thank you Teddy, it surely is what we need to do.
Andy
Kill nothing but time. I might add that to my repertoire of snappy repartee’., if I may? W your blessing Mr Finch?
Of course you can Bobby it is a quote I use frequently.
Andy
And BTW, nice piece. Your in a nice stride like Roger Bannister.
You’re listening to nature’s call and reflecting it back to us-We owe nature so much and she forgives eventually everytime-thanks for the write Finch.
Thank you Parisab, Nature is so wonderful and I have loved being in it all my long life.
Andy
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