“One Final Chance”
The tide collides against rocky shorelines.
Under the swell marine animals swim,
Between stuff which does not belong, shows signs
Of vile actions that fill the seas to brim.
Floating plastic debris submerge the wild
Suffocating the once-thriving ocean.
Scraps on scraps lives lost in trash, which compiled
From a species showing no emotion
But there can be a difference today
So others can hear the soft sounds of waves.
Giving dolphins a healthy home to play,
Where the water sparkles like jewels in caves
Suspend your reckless acts of extinction,
There’s one final chance to save creation.
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