Saveourplanet Stories

"We have broken the ancient bargain with the ground beneath our feet, and still, we cannot seem to stop." For thousands of years, the Earth breathed in perfect rhythm with the seasons, and humanity moved with a quiet reverence for the wild. Then came the smoke, the concrete grids, and an insatiable hunger for progress that changed everything. Before the Clock Runs Out is a sweeping, deeply emotional free-verse poem that journeys from the unspoiled beauty of our planet's past to the choking, plastic-strewn reality of its present. Written in a cinematic, storytelling style, it serves as a powerful witness to the weeping ice caps, the silent landscapes, and the heavy cost of human ambition. But this isn't just a story of despair. As the cracks widen in the soil, the narrative shifts into a fierce, defiant rallying cry for the future. It is a passionate appeal to our collective courage, challenging us to launch a quiet revolution of the mind and heal the planet for the generations yet to come. Step inside this thought-provoking read, experience the rhythm of a world on the edge, and join the conversation in the comments about how we can mend the frayed threads of our home before time completely runs out. Don't forget to vote and share your favourite lines!

Welcome to Rhino Reviews- where we review your books while trying to teach you about the endangerment of rhinos. To this day, rhinos are still poached for the ivory in their horns. Due to merciless poachers, these rhinos can no longer use their horns to defend themselves against predators and many end up dead. Now many rhinos are kept in special monitored savannah areas, but poaching still goes on. And if nothing else, we should be aware of the endangerment risk of rhinos. After all, there are only 5000 black rhinos left and it's our job to protect them.

Shawna's thoughts as she swims through an ocean not as it once was. Whether I win or not is immaterial. What really matters to me is that we all work together to save our planet. I truly hope that my story impacts those who read it in the best possible way. For those of you wondering my cover is just a picture i took on my phone in a place called Paihia, New Zealand. It's a beautiful place I holiday in every year. I never want it to change, I never want to lose it's beauty.

Hey, everyone! This is my entry for the writing competition going on right now about the problems of the marine life, most especially in terms of plastic pollution. Please read and vote. Tell me what you guys think!

363 word short of our possible future.

i wrote this one for a contest awhile back. it's about how the world might end in the next few years. i don't know. please leave feedback.

The oceans are being destroyed!! Save them and all the life in them before its too late! Only we can make the change the world so despartly needs.

How much is our planet worth?

An insight to how I feel about our planet. It seems to be that every day the world changes. With quotes from fellow activists and information from documentaries. Global warming and climate change is a rising concern which I hope to help conquer, please read...

A short story I wrote go a contest. What will happen to earth if we don't do something to save it?

Join and become a member of the solution to the problems of our planet!

Hello! This in my entry for National Geographic's #PlanetOrPlastic writing contest. In 500 words or less, we were asked to write a story, that was inspired by 2 photos presented. The story can be fiction or non fiction. But on this challenge, i prefer to write a fantasy about Sea-horse's family. I just had fun writing it. I don't really expect to win the contest, but i'm proud of it. For more information, please visit the official @NationalGeographic profile to know more about the contest. The contest will be end in 30 November 2018. Regards,

This short book will tell you all about the 17 sustainability and development goals, and focus a little more on the 6th global goal. Learn more about clean water and sanitation, and our goal by the year 2030. These 17 goals aim to target the most effective issues in our world today. Be the change!

A man revisits a childhood paradise, not only to find it destroyed by the effects of plastic but also to witness something unspeakable. This is my first submission for #planetorplastic.

This is my entry for Planet or Plastic Writing Contest.

"People are God's creation so as the sea. If we can literally tidy up ourselves to avoid dirt and illness, why can't it be the same to nature?" This is to the future that we dream to live. Let us save our world from plastic pollution. #PlanetOrPlastic

"Shadows Over Green Horizons" unveils the gripping tale of Zalika Nkosi, a brilliant orphan on a quest to save a dying Earth. Set in 2057, the narrative blends biotechnology and ecological challenges, exposing corporate greed. Through Zalika's 365-day journey, readers witness her evolution, friendships, and triumphs. Themes of resilience, corruption, and the power of truth echo in an epistolary style. The narrative promises an intricate dance of science, suspense, and the indomitable human spirit, leaving readers captivated by the quest to revive a world teetering on the brink.

Read this. Please I want everyone to see.

The ocean is choking in plastic. What do you do? Help however you can? Wait for someone more qualified to fix the problem? Nothing? What do you do when someone is choking in front of you? Help? Wait? Nothing? #PlanetorPlastic I had the honor of being selected to write this entry on behalf of National Geographic and Planet or Plastic. Plastic is everywhere, in the sea, in the fish, the water, and in our bodies. It is slowly choking the planet, and us along with it. We can't wait for policy makers and science to fix everything. It's not someone else's job to save the world, it's ours. It starts with us, and one small act can make a world of difference. Submit your entry using the tag #PanetorPlastic

Please just read if you wanna stand tall, raise you voice as loud as you can! This is our planet and it's worth protecting don't you think it's time to act? #ActNowBecauseItsTooLate