Hail the Queen pigment of plants The most preferred hue of foliage Like the ancient creator your maker You’ve reigned from days to ages Queen Chlorophyll your majesty Thy monarchy dominates [...]
I will search for you through countless worlds and lifetimes until I find you. The way forth faced within In the rush of rolling currents, In the quiet ease of coloured grass and golden patterns [...]
Grasslands and shrubs Savannah and tropical rainforests Good green earth sways east to west like a hen, calling her chicks. She is the cheerful giver and protector of all that respire. Axes, [...]
The still waters of the night seas Many a time a harbinger of calamities But today they carry the noise of nature A gift from the deities. With the fading sirens of the deep waters, Our knees dig [...]
You are the largest redwood tree in the oldest forest in all the land. hot and humid and unpredictable the wild may be, but cool and calm you stand. With a bark too thick to succumb to critique [...]
The seasons are more irregular than my monthly period. we are busy constructing the floor while the roof is cracking into ashes. Passively in my planet orbiting, the smog running my journey. [...]
I splashed the colour green on huge rocks – the foundation of my being. The rains pour down and water the waterleaves so that they don’t wither with the dry air. My little rose flower [...]
“It would rain again,” that, Wemimo was sure of. She hoped her parents in Ilaje were safe. The incessant rain in Ilaje had embraced flooding of its environment. The town had many rivers and the [...]
The pain in my ribs reminded me that I should’ve cared 10 years ago when people protested the clearing of trees to build a new coal factory on the surrounding hills of town because of the [...]
The guide tucked his feet into his black boots and strapped his binoculars around his neck by the fenced nursery at Number 1. He took me across Fenella Drive to the Ramsar Site with the woman who [...]