How are you doing now that we’ve plundered your gifts to us? Fires, floods render flora, fauna, humans desiccated, eradicated. You don’t seem like the judgmental type but how can you not be disappointed, wounded and enraged? Maybe Bezos and Branson have it right we might need to take flight for changes of place somewhere in outer space. The moon or Mars I know not where in either case I’m loath to even think about emigrating there.
I love my feet planted on earth’s soil, walk along the ocean and mountain oaks unspoiled. I want to live under warmth of the sun, feel soft rain fall from the sky until the day I die. Let’s listen to Greta who advocates to take stock and do all we can to turn back earth’s climate changes clock.
I have been immersed in nature for the better part of the last nine weeks as we traversed the country in our motor home. Your poem really hit home as I reflect on our national parks and monuments and how they must be saved from our endangered environment. Thank you for your beautiful poem.
jill
Susan, I love that you’re traveling in a motor home and staying in our parks. I’m delighted my poem spoke to you. Keep enjoying and appreciating nature!
“You don’t seem like the judgmental type…” Somehow I can’t think but that the Earth is reacting to us through the devastating fires, floods, storms… not as judgment, but in pain. All of us suffering.
Thank you for your poem, Jill and for always bringing us closer to what matters.
Love the surprising rhyme! I picture you walking in Descanso, loving the natural beauty and feel the worry about our priceless blue orb. Thank you for a poem with such an intriguing voice and point of view!
Emily Young
I love this – another installment of inspiration from beautiful poetry. Thank you!!!!!
Thank you for sharing !
Faith, Thank you for reading!
This is beautiful Jill!
Carol, Thanks!
I have been immersed in nature for the better part of the last nine weeks as we traversed the country in our motor home. Your poem really hit home as I reflect on our national parks and monuments and how they must be saved from our endangered environment. Thank you for your beautiful poem.
Susan, I love that you’re traveling in a motor home and staying in our parks. I’m delighted my poem spoke to you. Keep enjoying and appreciating nature!
So true, Jill! I wholeheartedly agree. Shared.
Diana
Hi Diana, I’m glad you agree. Thank you for sharing!
“You don’t seem like the judgmental type…” Somehow I can’t think but that the Earth is reacting to us through the devastating fires, floods, storms… not as judgment, but in pain. All of us suffering.
Thank you for your poem, Jill and for always bringing us closer to what matters.
Love the surprising rhyme! I picture you walking in Descanso, loving the natural beauty and feel the worry about our priceless blue orb. Thank you for a poem with such an intriguing voice and point of view!
I love this – another installment of inspiration from beautiful poetry. Thank you!!!!!