A Voice unheard
A Voice unheard
(Poem about conserving the environment)
Lord why seldom created me?
For shedding tears alone
For I being mother to man
My voice being unheard.
Green companions pierced to death
By cowardly unjust acts
Rivers turned black and pale
By mankind’s lust for more.
Heavens I pity mankind for thee sake
For I wail and cry
Mankind for its hazardous deeds
Will perish a day there is no heed.
Skies disgruntled by man’s soaring might
Leaving no space for bird’s flight
The lighter air with smoky dust
Mankind’s breath is threatened must
Men of the past soared into the woods
To discover my pastures green
They knew my worth cared for me
As creations of the divine
Oh man why have you abandoned the way
When nature held your hand always
Belittling the forests and the rains
Are you not ashamed of your parting ways?
Wake up o man time not still far
To stop me from my deadly fall
Take the road less travelled by
Leading to the mountains tall.
Seek and surrender to the nature’s call
The future lies in your hands all.
Hear the sound of the rising waves
A voice unheard roaring louder still
My heart wails for you my kith and kin.
Tune to the mesmerising bird’s sound
To heal my wounds deep indeed.
Grant o lord strength in my mind and eyes
Green mother earth my solemn delight
Let the rivers flow clean
To let future generations live and dream
Of a planet that is evergreen.
Let the birds spread its wings
In the paradise of nature dear
Plant a sapling nurture it green
For it represents a voice yet unheard.
Of a mother who left no stone unturned
To put her caressing hand on mankind forever.
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