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The Plunder of Climate


I was there yesterday;

Every thing was out of order.

A man with naked hope came;

He raised the hand;

I told him to come along.

The bliss of solitude.

I found nothing but a glance.

World was moving,

Moving in his eyes;

The river flew on his skin.


Scorching sun,

The day of every day;

He lives on Mother Earth;

Live at work.

Oh! Sweat!

You are the beauty of nature;

It is our brain the can change the world,

More comfort, easier way and more pleasure,

The cause a change,

The very change of the climate,

One enjoys; other suffers,

Suffer who perspire;

Suffer who save the world,

It is the suffering from brains,

The brain of science,

A rival to nature,

The cause of climate change.


I was there with them,

I was with some labourers;

They were working in the concrete road,

Working for you,

The very you,

The cause of environment plunder.

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