A Mother's love
Dear Mother Earth,
I'm sorry for the way we treat you.
We severe your roots
To fuel our selfish fires
And yet, you still provide for us.
We fill your lungs with smoke
Until you cannot breathe
And yet, you still care for us.
We poison your soul
With greed and hate
Until even your tears are full of acid.
And yet, you still love us.
How, I cannot help but wonder,
Do you do everything you can to sustain us
When all we do is hurt you?
Your unconditional love
Drives me to tears
And forces me to take a stand.
A stand against corporations.
A stand against corrupt politicians.
Even a stand against humans.
Whatever it will take
For us to notice
The horror we inflict on you.
But to you it makes no difference
Whether we help you, or harm you
Because a Mother's love
Will always exeed our hate.
And for that,
I thank you.
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