Too Many of Us
The earth is full of humans, old and grey,
getting older by the minute, forced to fit;
little space to breathe among the ruins,
we pray for newly born who’ll save.
This time we pray for peace, this time to purchase
the rights (and not the wrongs) of children,
and everywhere this is less space for turtles,
for polar bears, for buffalos, for you.
It pains to see the water rise, the icebergs melt,
a relentless all-encompassing ache
so deep it is within the cells of each existence;
have you a fix to this earth’s broken life?
Have you considered what will happen now
or have you given up the chance redemption?
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