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The ocean’s dying

Trapped in the glass Food for your tray I am the water that filled your thirsty soul You're just a starve being who hungers for more Can’t you see, I am slowly dying My children is declining Pollutant is destroying my beauty day by day I wonder if you care I hope many of you understand That my rage goes out of hand That’s just how I am Nature’s call in changes Of the climate and more often of what you’ve done In time you’ll see how important I am How you’ve lost a part of me That cares for you I am not selfish All my blessings is free for the taking But it is never yours alone You outnumbered my children To the point that you hunted them to extinction You polluted my shores To the point that I lost my blissful purity You poisons each other's soul To the point that I have taken the destructive consequences Some things are hard to learn But that doesn’t mean you’ll repeat the same mistakes over and over again as if it’s a good thing it never was and never will be I am dying, how I wish you care … © Pax
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Oct 18, 2013
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the ocean's perspective.

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