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Saturday, December 29, 2007

Happy New Year to You, Dear Earth















I want to wish you . . .
A Happy New Year, dear Earth.
You deserve better than a penny's worth
Of righteous effort from us.

I want to wish you. . .
A better bunch of friends in high places.
You deserve a set of brand new faces
Honoring their Bully Pulpits.

I want to wish you. . .
A decent shot at normal temp trends.
You deserve relief from over extended
Fossil fuel fires of waste.

I want to wish you . . .
A Chilly Winter at both your poles.
You deserve fewer gaping holes
In those precious ozone layers.

I want to wish you. . .
A Happy New Year, dear Earth.
You deserve at least a rebirth
Of higher rescue aspirations.

Copyright by Carol Gee
December 29, 2007


Cross-posted at Southwest Blogger

My topical post today at South by Southwest and The Reaction is about the environment.

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2 comments:

Belinda Flores-Shinshillas said...

I wish the same!

Thank you Carol,

Belinda

Carol Gee said...

Belinda, I, indeed, am having a pretty good New Year. I appreciate your warm comment.
I visited your two websites, the gallery and your journal. Your work is beautiful -- lovely images and words. Yours is the first blog that I have seen in bilingual form. That is a lot of work and an impressive gift to your readers. Thank you for that.
You have only been doing this for a few months. I hope you are enjoying the experience.
I will visit again. I think we both might enjoy getting to know each other. We have lots in common. Happy New Year to you, too.

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A retired counselor, I am equal parts Techie and Artist. I am a Democrat who came to the Southwest to attend college. I married, had kids and have lived here all my adult life.