Water,
Air,
Pollution everywhere
We breathe the plastic
People are swimming among the garbage into the Ocean
We expect to have a clean atmosphere and be happy
But people are bombing citizens and countries with
Poison
We are taking for environmental health
But we humans
We poluate
We don’t respect ourselves
We don’t respect nature
We play God
We create earthquakes
We create rain
We create typhoon
One day Earth
Will say enough
and human will be rejected
For his bad behavior
EVA Petropoulou Lianou🇬🇷
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Review By Poet Kujtim Hadjari
This poem is a powerful and direct criticism of human environmental destruction and self-destructive behavior. It’s not subtle—it’s a cry of anger and warning.
The poet argues that our interference is not wise or divine; It’s a dangerous, arrogant disruption of natural systems.
The poet, after explaining the danger we have created for our Earth, ends with a prophetic warning. It personifies the Earth as a living entity that will one day reach a breaking point: “enough.”/”Human will be rejected” – This is the final, devastating consequence. Not just punished, but “rejected,” like an organ rejects a foreign body or a host rejects a parasite. The implication is that the Earth will cleanse itself of humanity to survive.
The poem is an “eco-apocalyptic warning.” It argues that humanity’s pollution, violence, and arrogant manipulation of nature are not separate issues—they are all symptoms of the same disease: “a fundamental lack of respect for the living system that sustains us.”
The poet believes this path is suicidal. If we continue to act as a destructive, parasitic force, the Earth (through climate catastrophe, ecosystem collapse, or our own poisoned environment) will ultimately make the planet uninhabitable for us. It’s a call to recognize our interconnectedness with nature before it’s too late.
In short, we are poisoning our own nest, and if we don’t stop, we will be evicted.
The poem is a call to all inhabitants to change their behavior for our living system.
