Poetry About Earth Day
Earth Day Haikus
One day every year
People try to clean the world
It should be year 'round.
People try to clean the world
It should be year 'round.
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Simple tasks each day
Help the earth to heal itself
Help us save the world
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Earth Day helps to teach
Reduce, reuse, recycle
Good lessons for all.
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Easy being green
Thinking more for the future
Instead of today
Published by Traci Niklas
I've lived in Columbus since birth and have been a part of many local theatre and gaming groups. I love crafting and have been known to sculpt, write, sew, make cloth jointed dolls and medieval costuming. View profile
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