Nature, Our Mother
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The balance of nature is as steady as a painter’s hand
As surely as the sun is to rise over the land The birds sing from their perch so high And as the sunset paints the sky God’s creations come to life As the night dims away, gone be the strife The peacocks dance to the song of the rain Much lies for man to add to his personal gain The hour is nigh Let all the birds fly As the leaves of crimson and gold Flutter down with stories to be told The snowflakes fall to the earth To tell of the sky’s worth As they whisper through the clouds of the new The flakes of snow shine a sparkling blue Spring has promised to bring back its green And soon the slate of snow shall be wiped clean The flowers celebrate as they push back through the cold Animals and plants multiply tenfold Young children anxiously wait for the return of the summer so hot And the cool spring days shall be all but forgot The sun’s rays beat down hard as the summer starts Autumn peaks out once more as the curtains of nature do part Man has endangered this delicate order of balance Still man remains in a state of nonchalance The snow that falls turns gray So goes as the spring glory drains away The summer becomes unbearably bleak For man has added another tweak To autumn they add pollution And as they care not to find a solution The future promises that we shall be causing our own demise As man replies as though informed of no surprise The animals cry out as they suffer for no crime Why do the innocent have to suffer from the effect of man’s grime?” The filth doesn’t stop there It spreads misery everywhere When the babies cry because of polluted sky, And the children despair as they know that nature shall die The elderly people respond not to their pleas As they cut down protective trees Many think man has no chance But you can make a change in the future as you take a glance |
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 Gaia has a wide range of interests including poetry, drawing, Tae Kwon Do, soccer, singing and piano. The daughter of Nikunj and Madhulika Jinsi, 12-year old Gaia studies at Hoover Middle School, Potomac, Maryland. |
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