An Earth Day Poem

Okay, so it doesn’t rhyme, but you get the point, eh?

Everything we use ends up in the water

So if we want to keep our heads above water

Before we are all in hot water

and we don’t want to end up like fish out of water

Then it’s time to test the waters and

Protect our watering holes

because water contamination is not water under the bridge,

and water conservation and preservation are imperative:

a watershed for the health, welfare, and economy of our collective.

Happy Earth Day, folks. I hope this trip around the sun leaves us more peaceful, more compassionate, and more environmentally aware — just like our Mother wants.

Pam Lazos – 4.22.24

About Pam Lazos

writer, blogger, environmentally hopeful
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19 Responses to An Earth Day Poem

  1. What Mother wants, Mother should get. Great message in a fun poem.

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  2. Linda Schaub says:

    Happy Belated Earth Day to you Pam and I hope next year we follow through with “pledges” made on Earth Day! Make it happen people!

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  3. Excellent. Happy Earth Day to you xxx

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  4. 🌊💧🐟 🌳 ⛰️💐 🐘
    Here’s to Planet Earth!

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  5. Happy Earth Day to you, too, Pam!

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  6. lampmagician says:

    Amen, my dear Pam! Your explanation of the simple protection of life is perfectly rhymed! 👌🤗💖🌹😎

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  7. cindy knoke says:

    Love the poem. Happy Earth Day! 🌎

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