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The Rights of Nature
By Staci-lee Sherwood The rights of nature are inherit But dismissed Granted to all life But denied by one species ‘Dominion’ casts a dark shadow over all To those who know little of its intent Tragedy befalls species That can’t adapt Because survival Depends on humanity’s grace And compassion Of which little exists in the modern era Nature withstood billions of years Of cataclysmic changes Doomed in the modern era Extinction looms Like an unlocked door Do we rush to open it

Staci-lee Sherwood
6 days ago1 min read


Sadness for the captive Elephants - a poem to shed light on the horrors of zoo's and circuses
So much can be said about elephants held captive Their life is suspended with no freedom to live What can be done for elephants held in slavery Now is the time we must call in the cavalry Their voice has been silenced forever it seems No longer can their little ones be able to dream These icons are treated as a commodity Exploiters of these creatures are the ones with an oddity Whips and chains have become their way of life Now is the time to end their horror and strife As c

Staci-lee Sherwood
Jan 15, 20231 min read


ANNIE AND THE LEGACY OF PLASTIC - a poem about our impact on nature
She greeted the morning with a yawn Wings stretched out to catch the wind As she soared through the air Her eyes glazed the land for food Annie the Anhinga was a bird Whose story is tragically common She had a mate She had a home She had freedom They had their courtship, made their nest Hoping like all parents The best for their chicks Life went on daily as planned The pair tended to their chicks Best they could in a hostile world They did not create She went out one morning

Staci-lee Sherwood
Dec 10, 20221 min read


EAGLE'S LANDING - a poem warning about their struggle against extinction
The icon of American freedom Once soared the skies In numbers too big to count But that is all changed now Much of their land has been taken Destroyed By those claiming ‘progress’ But for the eagle It just means homelessness Their food is now scarce Poisoned by pesticides Or killed by development Again because of ‘progress’ How can they survive Against the human machine Of self preservation That propels us to build a world of steel Where little else has value How can we treat

Staci-lee Sherwood
Nov 30, 20221 min read


THE FUZZY BEE a poem warning of their extinction
THE FUZZY BEE Does the fuzzy bee know As she drinks the sweet nectar Mother Earth has provided That she carries the weight of the world On her delicate wings Does she know without her kind We humans would perish Taking her and all others with us Into the black hole of nothing Without a thought for the fuzzy bee Does she know she is the regal Queen On which all others depend As she carries the pollen of life Upon her tiny legs Without a care We need the fuzzy bee But she doesn

Staci-lee Sherwood
Sep 5, 20221 min read


RACING TOWARD EXTINCTION - a poem dedicated to the real wild horse warriors & the endangered horses
RACING TOWARD EXTINCTION The icons of America are racing fast toward extinction a vicious web our wild ones are caught in Once a symbol of freedom out in the open country where the cowboys live and the eagles fly Wild horses and burros that served man for centuries will be all but a memory in the not so distant future Their freedom once captured the fantasies of millions who dreamed and dared to go west and find their way What should have been gratitude ends in a legacy of

Staci-lee Sherwood
May 17, 20221 min read


THE COMEBACK KID a poem about extinction
THE COMEBACK KID Her eyes open to greet the morning dew drops on her wings shimmering blue sparkles as sunlight gently passes over Wings stretched as she catches the wind soaring with beauty and grace as she takes to the sky high above the world free and safe Looking for the light that guides her the wind gently whispers and catches her eye as fluttering wings dance in the breeze Once thought to be extinct her kind had vanished only to be rediscovered hidden away in small p

Staci-lee Sherwood
Mar 7, 20221 min read


YELLOWSTONE WOLVES a poem warning about extinction
YELLOWSTONE WOLVES The Yellowstone wolf’s future seems a bit in peril What is it about wolves that makes sane men feral The pups yelp for freedom in their lonely cry Why must such innocence be fated to die Can no one see the senselessness of life wasted Even before truth lets maturity be tasted The wolf is a great treasure of beauty to us all Lest we forget how extinction exacts the fall Must all the wolves die so the ranchers can profit Is no one offended enough to try and

Staci-lee Sherwood
Mar 7, 20222 min read
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