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Texas | Columns | "Once Upon A Line"

Natural Destruction

by David Knape
Natural selection
is how nature works
Species survive
inherit the earth

The plan is fine
but becomes perverse
When the balance is broken
we can't reverse

Natural destruction
means all get hurt
If sea and air is polluted
our future's cursed

Let us take care
for what it's worth
Our only place
this planet, earth.



© d.knape
February 16, 2016
More "Once Upon A Line" - Light verse and poetry by d.knape

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