Hey Nature!

Hey Nature,

Oh, how I marvel at your grand design,

From the highest peaks to the depths of the mine,

Your intricate patterns, your wondrous grace,

Leave me breathless, in awe of your face.

The trees that sway, the birds that sing,

The gentle breeze, the vibrant spring,

All are a part of your divine plan,

A beauty beyond what I can understand.

Your power immense, your fury fierce,

Yet you bring life to all, never to pierce,

The delicate balance you maintain,

A lesson for us all, to refrain.

But alas, we humans, so reckless and blind,

Destroying your wonders, all that we find,

Polluting your rivers, felling your trees,

Ignoring your pleas, our greed we appease.

Oh, how we forget, that we are but guests,

In your home, and in your vastness,

We take and take, with no regard,

For the fragile ecosystem that we discard.

So, I implore you, Hey Nature, forgive,

Our foolishness, and let us relive,

The beauty of your pristine lands,

And protect them, with our hands.

For we must remember, we are one,

With you, Hey Nature, our world to run,

A symbiotic dance, a waltz of life,

Let's protect you, and end this strife.

Oh, how I love you, Hey Nature,

Your splendor and magnificence, I treasure,

Let's work together, for a better world,

For all creatures, young and old.