Day 133 of 180 Days of Poetry

3.20 Humanity

by Rosemary Williams 

What is humanity but a noisy din?

I ask myself before asking again

In words that changed to be more kind

Than the reference in my frame of mind

For Earth, our friendship just allowed

In the moment of a cloud

The peace friends feel when friendship’s tested

Pulls all more dearly without amendment

My concern for her welfare, such as she was

Her rivers and streams a poison bog

Lakes grey under grey skies leaden with smog

Her legacies disappearing in alarming thick fog

Such fogs of delusion that torment and bind

That no creature who lives could ever find

The sunlight they are seeking and desperately need

In spite, they sit hating all others in greed

In need themselves of more natural stuff

That Earth would provide, given attention enough

And chemtrails and sharks will be surely rebuffed

In the end and by whom is the mystery fluff.

ROSEMARY WILLIAMS

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December 22 2025: Day 133

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