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Dear Earth


Dear Earth

What we've done to you,

you've done nothing to deserve.

Factories, cars, and global warming,

it all has made you worse and worse.

No one ever listens,

no one ever learns.

Most people, instead of recycling,

they'd rather watch you burn.

One day, when all your resources are gone,

people will wonder what they have done.

In place of the miraculous beauty we see,

there's so much smog, we can't see the sun.

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