Poseidon's Wrath
The oceans are dying.
Poseidon must be crying.
Despite all his power,
His waters get fouler and fouler.
We careless humans pollute the sea
And make Poseidon an enemy.
Earthquakes, floods, hurricanes, drought.
Punishment will come without a doubt.
For all time
Poseidon has ruled the deep
And created laws for all to keep.
Then came man without a plan
Messing with things he didn’t understand.
Oil drills and oil spills
Flushing down our chemicals
Ships that make too much noise
When bringing kids their plastic toys
Fishhooks stuck in tiny jaws
Turtles killed by plastic straws
“Enough! No more!”
The humans have declared war.
From the deep, he will rise
And take pleasure in our cries.
For our crimes against the sea,
Poseidon will doom us for eternity.
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