Paper's Pleas Poem by Harsh Anand

Paper's Pleas

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My journey starts from a sturdy tree,
Which gets chopped just in free.
The selfish chopper cuts it apart,
He takes this pain just to make a tart.
The industries make the forests neat and clean,
But they don't plant a twig, they r mean.
The wood is processed to bring me in shape,
Then they make the products which u take.
I was to be filled with ideas to change the world,
But i end up in the dustbin just annulled.
People are taking me for granted,
In a century or two i would be most wanted.
Don't worry i would be serving you for free,
Next time when u waste a paper, just plant a tree.

Wednesday, May 27, 2015
Topic(s) of this poem: nature
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Kelly Kurt 28 May 2015

Good advice in a fun poem

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Ayman Parray 28 May 2015

Trees sustain the planet so its our duty to maintain them in return. Thank you Harsh for this beautiful poem and important message.

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Chinedu Dike 27 May 2015

A well articulated story of the making of paper, its usage and essence in our daily scheme of things. A lovely piece of poetry insightfully penned with good rhyme scheme. Thanks for sharing. Please read my poem MANDELA - THE IMMORTAL ICON. ➕9

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Harsh Anand

Harsh Anand

Patna, Bihar, India
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