Earth: Our Precious Home

In the dawn of morning, Earth awakes,

Her gentle winds, the rivers’ lakes,

Mountains rise to touch the skies,

As the sun climbs, and birds arise.

Her oceans vast, with depths unknown,

In every wave, her secrets shown.

From coral reefs to icy seas,

She hums a song in the cool breeze.

The forests whisper ancient tales,

Of timeless journeys, winds and gales,

A canopy of life, so bright,

Guarding the creatures, day and night.

Her deserts stretch in golden sands,

Where silence reigns in barren lands,

Yet even here, life finds a way,

A cactus blooms at the close of day.

In fields of green, the flowers bloom,

They paint the Earth with colors' loom,

Bees buzzing by in steady flight,

Collecting nectar, bringing light.

The seasons change in steady grace,

Winter’s chill, and summer’s face,

Autumn leaves fall, a soft cascade,

Spring brings life, a warm parade.

But Earth is fragile, she needs our care,

To nurture her, be wise and fair,

For if we harm the air we breathe,

Her beauty fades, her wonders seethe.

Let us protect her every tree,

Her oceans deep, her skies so free.

For Earth, our home, is all we share,

A gift of life beyond compare.

So, let us walk with mindful grace,

And honor her, this sacred space.

For Earth is ours, and we are hers,

In every heartbeat, life occurs.