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If the Earth could talk


If the Earth could talk What will it say about us Will the Earth still love us Or will it destroy us Us to as the way we did to the beat of life We damaged it No we stabbed at it We choked it with carbon dioxide We choked it with plastic soda rings We cut it roots of green We exterminated the giant and small We made a island of trash We destroyed it mountains for ore What will Earth say Say to us all?
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William Ruiz

I'm an astronomer who is passionate about the universe

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