My Environment is my Responsibility

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Be Conscious...Be Aware....Today And For Tomorrow 

That's just  the beginning... 
You 'think' you are so smart, so wise 
You- Yes- You... will help make it wither and die 
For there will be no more healthy insects, precious bees and flies 
Look- go on, unaware human- please open those eyes... 
The sun is melting into over-heated waters 
Fix it now for (future) sons and daughters
Every vein on every tree quietly bleeds 
Don't make it always about your own needs 
The stars are losing their foothold as diamonds in the sky 
Sea creatures are choking on our garbage we cannot let them die 
It is getting passionately hotter, not the kind from a lover's embrace 
It is because earth's precious climate is falling from eternal grace 
Your planet. 
Your water. 
Your air. 
Your soil... 
You are borrowing it. 
Preserve it for future generations....don't stab it bit by bit.... 
Caress the animals, kiss the trees, embrace the earth...plant those seeds... 
Then perhaps you wont just 'think' you are smart and wise....you will be... 
....and the planet will thank you in return


My environment is my Responsibility
By Wandera Alexander- Samuel
Student for Nature , African Food Security and Climate Army,Fika Afrika Advocacy Foundation
swtxander.blogspot.com

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