I gazed out my bedroom window to see,
The remnants of once beautiful trees.
Walking on the grass formerly green,
I realized nature is smog we breathe.
Population puts sewage in our ocean,
We kill ten fish per flushing motion.
We can't drink our own water anymore,
What do we hate enviromentalists for?
Presidents sacrifice animals at will,
On a powertrip of what they can kill.
As animals migrate South near Brazil.
What I recognized gave me the chills.
Scenic beauty in this country is gone.
We traded natural joys for pollution.
The fuzzy animals once loved so much.
Have been accidentally turned to dust.
The sun and moon are all we have here.
Since we destroyed what we hold dear.
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