Nature Calling

Nature Calling short poem

Photo by Ian Sane

Vivid and varied hues of nature,
Innumerable shades of nature our eyes capture.
Shades of green beyond our imagination,
Unimaginable varieties leaving no explanation.
Mesmerising sights, delightful moments,
During spring, a grand show nature presents.
Shrubs, vines, creepers and trees tall,
Refreshing and reviving energy in us all.
Our presence before nature is pretty small,
Are we thinking about it at all?
We all are to blame for the destruction of nature,
But still we can do a lot in this matter.
What we are doing to Mother Nature?
Its answer leads to the survival of every creature.
Our survival is threatened by our blunders,
Why aren’t we bothered, we the offenders.
We need nature for our planet’s future,
Do something now, or we will be endangered creature.

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Shubham goyal

Nature is the one to nurture
But we are ripping it like a vulture
,tearing it like a butcher
We need to be a bit mature
To keep this earth secure.


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