Sonnet 73: On Pollution Poem by David Wood
Sonnet 73: On Pollution
We pollute the atmosphere day by day
With heavy industry belching out fumes
Burning fossil fuels is not the game to play
With smoke from chimneys pushing out dense plumes.
With aircraft making contours in the sky
Polluting higher in the atmosphere,
Pumping out dioxins the higher they fly;
Polluters that have no conscience or fear.
But is this the right way to treat nature?
With dioxins killing off all the trees
Nature is a resource we have to nurture
Not bring it crashing down around our knees.
We only have one earth, so treat it right
And those who pollute it we have to fight.
a clean environment is necessary for a decent life. Nature cannot survive much longer in its dirty surroundings good write
A great poem, man has made such a mess of the world that it may never get any better, but it nay get a lot worse.
a burning question...indeed, and a great poem, thought-provoking! ! !
Such a great write David, so much loss of respect for nature. I will be gone before i see what kills a 1st. Pollution or war / nuclear weapons. ? Thank You
Nature is a resource we have to nurture Beautiful poem pointing out an important aspect of pollution in our surroundings. Pollution takes place on ground, in rivers, in oceans, and the sky. You already commented for my poem 'Pollution and Its Solution'. Problem is urgent and man must address it. Thank you.
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
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Very Beautiful poem...Not knowing where this pollution will lead to... Loved reading this poem.