The Way They Treat You So
Mother, you seem so blue;
I cannot imagine why.
What pain do you suffer through;
the way they treat you so?
Your tears fill the seas;
with streams of salty sadness.
Corrpting a gentle breeze;
the way they treat you so.
Your hair, cut and burned;
with their consuming greed;
and you're altogether spurned;
the way they treat you so.
Your skin, cold and hard;
cars, constructs, commands.
If only more stood guard;
against the way they treat you so.
This sickness, this attack;
they trample on your health.
I plead to them; get back!
Why do they treat you so?
This poem is about:
Our world