Climate

Climate

A Poem by Christopher Ross Livingstone

Climate 
Seasonsal changes are whistling 
Can you hear it?
Whispering through the wind andthe leaves 
Shedding the blossom of the summer to then rest for anew 
But the climate is calling us home
Home is the land we live in 
Seasons tells when to grow, reflect and rest
Mother nature surges and urges more than subtke whispers 
She's yerning the population to stop
Take stalk on what we have and not what we own
Climate or capitalism? 
Human and mother nature are like tow pees in a pod
We're not destined to consume ourselves into oblivion 
The 24/7 culture is an illusion 
Grey towering offices blocks
Concrete and cement  
Every street looking the smae
Where is the growth in city life?
Oh wait
I forgot 
Money of ecomonic systems makes the world go round
What do we do?
What do we choose? 
Climate or capitlaism? 
Because mother naure is calling us home
The more we divide our lives with concrete and stone
We won't have a home to return back too

© 2021 Christopher Ross Livingstone


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A very poignant truthful assessment of the real battle we find ourselves in. Brought upon by greed. The lines are drawn between us. Mother Nature has already given her answer. She will continue to exist with or without us. Very thoughtful poem thank you for sharing your art with us.

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Added on November 3, 2021
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