Consider our dear earthly mother Who serves our daily bread and drink, And freely gives from her slender crust The very stuff of farms and cities.
Every sprout that bursts by her grace To form tiny clovers or giant sequoias, Every saint or cutthroat and everyone in between Owes all they have to her bountiful womb.
Given what our earthly mom is to us, What should we be to her? Should we shower her with obedient honor Or gnaw off the hands that feed us?
All that we know and feel Or hope will ever be Lives and rains and snows on Planet A There is no Planet B!