The exercise:
A four line poem about: our planet.
We celebrated Earth Hour tonight by turning off all the power and lighting a bunch of candles. It was very peaceful and I think we'll have to do that more than once a year.
Earlier in the day, we attended a waterwise gardening workshop and got all sorts of good ideas for our yard. And Kat won a young little pine tree as one of the door prizes! Now we just have to figure out where we want to plant it.
Mine:
Billions of souls share this home:
Mothers, fathers, sisters, brothers.
Yet after all of these years,
We still don't understand each other.
The candlelight does sound very nice, although there would be a certain irony there if you'd had to call the fire brigade out because of them... :)
ReplyDeleteCongratulations to Kat and her prize-winning skills!
Your poem's very reflective today, I'm guessing that's brought on by Earth Hour :)
Our planet
Our planet, is, without our knowledge,
Up for sale to the highest bidder,
The sign says 'Vacant possession,'
The seller's a galactic kidder.
Greg - yeah, I was extra careful not to burn the house down this time.
ReplyDeleteI can totally see that happening. I think we're just clueless enough to have our planet sold right from underneath us.