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What has the World Become?


Artemis was present at the protest

Defending the animals rights

To their mistreatment she will attest.

Only vegan will be what her mouth bites.

 

Poseidon walks down the beaches.

The glass, cans, and plastic roll up on the sand.

Microplastics are killing animals, he preaches,

So for no more plastic, he must take a stand.

 

Demeter watches all the farms replaced

No more home-cooked meals to be ate.

The factories that cause all that waste,

To eat chemicals and sodium benzoate.

 

Hades comforts children who joined his land

Some thought there had been no other way.

Some of them were obviously unplanned,

Others had gone and slowly faded away.

 

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