Protectearth Stories

Sometimes we fail to realise that Earth is all we have got and there's no planet B. Know why it matters to think green and save water for the future of humanity.

Prologue: My name is Austraea Starlight, a college senior who had a perfect normal life. I was declared as valedictorian, I was the captain of the cheering squad, the prom queen, the daughter of Starlight City's mayor, and of course, how can I forget, the girlfriend of Zeus Greystorm, the hottest man on Earth. But every night I was looking blankly at the sky under the moon and stars using my favorite telescope that my parents gave me, feeling the emptiness inside. One night, I heard my parents arguing, but what I heard filled in the pieces and answered my questions. I am not their daughter. I was shocked, running into my room. I stared at the sky using my telescope while the tears streamed down to my face. I was angry, frustrated, and confused. I saw a button that was placed on the telescope. Well curiosity hit me, so I pressed it not knowing what will happen. I never knew that my life will be changed by a single button. There my journey started under the moon and stars.

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This is my entry for the #PlanetOrPlastic Contest. It talks about how plastic, singular it may sound, could affect both us, and our earth, greatly.

'That's what you call Human?' is a poem by Shreyan Jana, warning us, humans, about our deeds. We are constantly destroying nature and harming animals around us. We have been growing more and more cruel as the days go by. And that needs to stop. This poem encourages humankind to not be selfish and learn to give instead of taking. We should learn to protect the Earth and respect other species instead of claiming ourselves as the "best" and boasting about it. That's what you call Human? © 2021 All Rights Reserved by Shreyan Jana

This text tula, conveys the importance of protecting and sustaining the environment. It emphasizes that caring for forests, rivers, oceans, and all living creatures is essential to maintaining a healthy and balanced planet. Through its structured form and deliberate rhyme, it reflects the commitment to promoting sustainability and encouraging others to participate in safeguarding the Earth for future generations.

So, this is the first story I'm publishing. It's not that good, but might be of some relevance. It's a story I wrote for a competition. Maybe a bit angsty. I hope you will enjoy it. I'm not good with descriptions. So sorry about that.

Gelledy, the dictator of Venus is an imperialist. He has taken control of all provinces of Venus yet he wants more. He is moving on to seizing planets by any means. Earth is his first target. He has sent spies to identify any resistance to his attack and he knows about HERO... Or what's left of it. He's attacking now while they are weakened.