The Rights of Nature
- Staci-lee Sherwood

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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
Or see the errors of our ways
Keeping extinction
Locked away
To preserve the rights of nature
For all species to rejoice
In preserving life on Earth
We must never unlock extinction’s door
For the rights of nature
Must prevail
For ALL
Also published by Orenaug Mountain Poetry on August 18, 2026



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