Mother Earth

Jan bach

She sighed as oceans rose up.

“Please help me. I am drowning!”

They looked –

Then walked away.

 

“Please, please HELP ME.”

She begged when the fires scorched her skin.

They looked and frowned –

Then they walked away.

 

Her voice, weaker now, sighed softly

“I am dying. Please HELP!

I cannot survive this way.

YOU, will not survive either!

PLEASE

You MUST HELP!”

 

They knew.

They were aware.

“We will help.” They said.

But they did not.

Now,

They are both gone.

  • Author: Jan bach (Offline Offline)
  • Published: September 4th, 2025 11:05
  • Category: Reflection
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  • sorenbarrett

    What is said, what is promised does not always equal what is. A sad refection. Nicely worded



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