climate march
the pink-haired girl face to face
with a Trump cutout
Our house is on fire — let’s act like it. We demand climate justice for everyone.
My Dear Friends:
Today, students and adults are rallying across the globe, demanding immediate action on climate change.
Share with you the following environmentally conscious poems published on NeverEnding Story to increase public awareness about environmental problems, spark new reflections, and add a new layer of complexity to pondering difficult questions raised by Global Climate Strike
Selected Haiku and Tanka:
old pond
oil slick rainbows
slip in
Lorin Ford
with the plastic bag
a stork wraps the moon
on its head
Ken Sawitri
first to bud
uprooted shrubs
in the landfill
LeRoy Gorman
waves of plastic
breaking on the shore
gathering for more
Jack Galmitz
a new rock,
plastiglomerate
litters the shore --
will the words I leave behind
also survive the seas?
Janet Lynn Davis
canyon stream
dried to a slit
of clear sky
Jane Reichhold
dry season --
we haul echoes
from the well
Carl Seguiban
(r)egret along the riverbank acid rain
Marianne Paul
Fukushima --
a kingfisher catches
stained moonbeams
Judit Katalin Hollos
treasure hunting
in the Yamuna river
for your love
all I find is fear
mixed with plastic
Aruna Rao
No comments:
Post a Comment