Cycle of Nature

Written by, Derek Chow

In the beautiful world of land and sea,

There are incredible sights that are best left be.

Majestic mountains rising high,

Rushing rivers, streaming by,

Wide deep valleys cut through the land,

And Mother Nature lends a helping hand.

Animals roam the empty Earth,

But of other beings, life gives birth,

The evil beings finally appear,

And in the heart of Earth grows fear.

They are more ignorant than the other kind,

And of the cycle of nature, they are blind.

They cut down the forests bit by bit,

And of those trees, a few are lit.

As fires burn the once green land,

Destroying the work by nature’s hand.

The beings attempt to kill each other,

Laying waste to a fallen brother.

Constantly, they fight and kill,

For some it’s for the blood lust thrill

Drops of crimson, oil and rust,

Mother Natures looks in disgust.

Animals die, cut down by man,

Only to cook in the frying pan,

Animals killed, forever gone,

Never to see the bright sun’s dawn.

People’s ignorance, empty minds,

Slaughtering creatures of different kinds.

And when Mother Nature can stand no longer,

The forces of Nature grow much stronger,

Hurricanes, earthquakes, winds, tornadoes,

Disaster from rumbling volcanoes,

Man is gone, forever dead,

Much like the animals they caught and bred,

And now that the Earth is rid of men,

The cycle of nature begins again.