Acid rain
The rain of emotions that runs rampant
The rain that robs humanity of shelter,
It plagues the rose of my happiness,
The acid burns and blisters my mother nature,
Kills the free animals of peace and releases the animals of chaos and destruction,
As it pours and pours like tear drops from an angry Goddess,
It runs a mock of our Mother Nature robbing her beauty and splendor,
Leaving nothing to adore,
Leaving pain and sorrow to be harvested by the guilt of man,
Mother nature and man may have differences,
But through long experiences,
There will be no consequences,
There is no victory without sacrifice,
But have no fear your children’s children will live in a world free of acid rain,
Where there will be a million smiles Across half a million miles,
The rain that robs humanity of shelter,
It plagues the rose of my happiness,
The acid burns and blisters my mother nature,
Kills the free animals of peace and releases the animals of chaos and destruction,
As it pours and pours like tear drops from an angry Goddess,
It runs a mock of our Mother Nature robbing her beauty and splendor,
Leaving nothing to adore,
Leaving pain and sorrow to be harvested by the guilt of man,
Mother nature and man may have differences,
But through long experiences,
There will be no consequences,
There is no victory without sacrifice,
But have no fear your children’s children will live in a world free of acid rain,
Where there will be a million smiles Across half a million miles,
By Isa Augustine Adaeiza…and yes black people write poems…don’t be shocked
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