Nature

A Day in the Life of Planet Earth 
Share it for she only has it once 
Already calculated revolutions 
Around her own axis counted 
Hold her as close to you as mortality 
Take care of her green garden growing 
In the arms of swaths ocean blue 
Glimmering upon her edges are 
The ever horizon lining her trim 
For in some time it will also falter 
Like your own breath there here draws in 
The fresh ocean air that blows over our forests 
Land we have become too accustomed to! 
What for suffering will cause lasting reverence? 
Watching from the side lines of the cosmic show 
I see the passengers enter the flesh 
They are all quite mute and speechless 
Their expressions are all mellow 
In the flow of the emotional river 
Though it seems to be the point of the place 
To be subjected so closely to a thing affected 
Even by the mere seems of how it spins

Quo vadis?