The plastic waves (#PlanetOrPlastic)
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  • LECTURES 64
  • Votes 18
  • Parties 1
  • Durée <5 mins
En cours d'écriture, Publié initialement oct. 22, 2018
Millions of people like him, 

millions of people like me , 

are the cause of the slow death of mother  nature. But what we don't realize and what I realized right now ,  is that one  day every single human will have to pay back...


I was inspired to write this story by coming across a awareness campaign held by National Geographic about the plastics and pollution. I hope you'll will love this story and in future be more involved in creating a world free of pollutions.

So I'd really love it if you'll can vote and leave a comment of your ideas about the book and your perspectives of the plastic pollutions.
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I'm a dilittante poet, as you will plainly see. But I'm versed in the language of science, and I'm alarmed by what I see. Yes, planet Earth is in peril, and the day of reckoning is near. So, I have turned to poetry, to share with you what I see, from the backdrop of my science degree. ENJOY!!!