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It's astonishing how much we take water for granted here in America and in other developed nations. Rarely does it cross my mind how fortunate I am when I slip my glass beneath the faucet, yet of course there are others in the world so deprived by the worsening conditions of climate change that they must walk miles with a bucket to the nearest well. You spoke not like Earth's lawyer here today but Earth's most earnest friend, reminding us not to take what we have for granted, reminding us the good days will one day come to an end if we do not fix our mistakes... There is true heart in this poem.

Modern Gold 7 months ago

...then (if this is about you), I hope that you keep writing! With this poem, you made a crucial first step. You WERE able to tell the world something, say through the written word that communication is a struggle. This already means you're getting somewhere. Don't lose hope.

My Voice 7 months ago

I can feel and picture this moment so well from your poem!

Rehearsal 7 months ago

Yeah! It does have a song-like rhythm to it! 

15 cents for a dress 7 months ago

Yeah, this is about the L.A. garment workers! Thank you so much

Behind the Crown: The Story of the L.A. Garment Workers 7 months ago

That's awesome!

15 cents for a dress 7 months ago

This is a partially true story of a nordic skiing race!

Socrates on Skis (Sort Of) 7 months ago

thanks! I wrote this like a song, then put into poem form, so thats where I got the repeating 

15 cents for a dress 7 months ago

This is such a beautiful reminder.

"We can" 7 months ago

They are my friends and the are climbing up onto our garage, we have a tree house up there!

Climb higher 7 months ago