ecology
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I came into existence, naked yet clothedwith innocence and unaware,bathed with my mother’s blood,old folks heard me cry and were so glad.I came not into this unknown sphere by my own will
Slowly and slowly fly the mighty feathers:
the uncanny wrath bearer,
The poacher's prey, the bald bizzare stigmatic cryptic creature,
The ecosystem's majestic role player!
Majestic grouper's boulder headrests on the green soft oceans edgelooking up to the sky as time tic-tocksnatures sculpture, chiseled rockeons have passed to mold its' bust
Where is the magic?We all start out knowing magic.We are born with hurricanesand whirlwinds, oceansand galaxies inside us.We are able to sing to birdsand read the cloudsand see the destiny
Destroying a Rainforest for Economic Gain
Destroying a rainforest for economic gain
And torching a Picasso to heat food are the same
Destroying a rainforest for economic gain
And torching a Picasso to heat food are the same
Make no mistake if you don’t heed what I say
In my dreams, I often visit Eden,
wild, pristine unspoiled by man.
Nature's palette blankets the earth
and God's creatures roam free on the land.
Of course, it's only a daydream.
Man's greed is a cancer yet.
All the world is my stage, but I am not acting.
Standing up for what's right and just.
Sharing my passions and knowledge,
about so many things...
astronomy, history, ecology, the world in which we live.
While growing up, it was always difficult for me to watch or hear about people killing snakes simply out of fear. I remember my neighbor’s father killing a snake with a shovel right in front of me and my friends, and it broke my heart.
It brings us all together
Under a sun we all share
Housing us forever
Under its loving care
With sand on our toes
And snow on our nose
There was once as professor named Schwilk
Whose class I truly feel did bilk
For I thought ecology would illuminate biological path
But for frustration it seems to be nothing but math
A box lies here
six sides folded inward
weak blankets of dead trees line my insides
to be used and discarded, built
for the the comforts of a sniveling little child who played in the rain.
