[Poem] A Plea for the Earth

The Earth weeps, a silent tear,
Forests vanish, year by year.
Pollution chokes the air we breathe,
Oceans groan, with life beneath.

Greedy hands, they take and waste,
Disregarding beauty's haste.
Mountains scarred, and rivers choked,
The balance lost, the future revoked.

But hope remains, a fragile spark,
A chance to heal, to mend the dark.
Let's plant a seed, a tree so tall,
And listen close to nature's call.

Reduce, reuse, with mindful hand,
Protect the Earth, this promised land.
For future generations' sake,
Let's mend the tears, this vow we take.