Historias de Planetorplastic

My entry for the National Geographic Planet or Plastic writing contest.

This is a compilation of short poems about what do sea creatures think about water pollution. I don't intend to blame all humanity of what's happening, but please, think about the consequences in your actinons.

When will this world collapse? Has it already begun to..?

This is where I will put my ideas for stories. Please, if you want to add on to my stories, then tell me so I can check them out! Happy reading! Cover credit goes to @Pi-Master

The girl who's clumsy did something right all thanks to a boy!

A girl who can foresee the future. What would she do when she saw that there will be a big phenomena that will happen? He she act or close here eyes from the reality?

Maybe you will feel the same with this poetry.

a story of how a dog saved a dohfin from a tiny piece of plastic keep plastic away from waters and forests in fact keep it away from any habbitat

He roams the underwater.... Highest Ranking Ranked #195 |planetorplastic| •April 2019• Ranked #92 |plastic| •April 2019• Ranked #282 |planet| •April 2019•

You create your grave .

I remember when I was young, I would always go to this tranquil place and enjoy my peace as I watched the sunset over the horizon as it was reflected by the ocean. It was those vivid days that brings me back to my senses every time I come back to it. It's already slipping past my mind but I'm trying as hard as I could to picture that scene as clear as I can lest I forget. But how could I? I haven't seen that kind of peace for a long time What's wrong with this world? The World Wherein I Belong...

Sarah and her sister go to their childhood beach, only to find that it's become horribly polluted over the years. * * * The cover was drawn by me, and the characters are my own. This story was made for the #PlanetOrPlastic Contest held by the WattPad account for National Geographic.

My third short story for the National Geographic #PlanetOrPlastic writing contest takes place in Michigan in the early 1980s, where a teenage boy is devastated by the death of his younger brother at the hands of polyurethane, a type of plastic commonly used for insulation at the time. What seems like a totally normal Valentine's Day turns into one he'll never forget, and never take for granted, especially when it comes to protecting those at home, in the sea, and the entire world.

This story is dedicated to you, human. The image is taken from the contest page. Enjoy.

In the year 2022, A plastic plague has hit the planet caused by humans , this changes everything, now humans and sea creatures and even the ocean itself are dying. But will those creatures face defeat or will they strive up and save their home, the ocean.

Hi!! I am SO thrilled to have been selected by National Geographic to write an entry for their Planet Or Plastic contest! I'm from California, so the ocean is very near to me. Lately, however, something I've been seeing more of there is...trash. Plastic bottles and wrappers. Stray cups and containers. So much waste in a place that harbors more living things than we even know! Since I write mostly dystopian stuff, for my story I decided to consider the fate of the ocean. I encourage you to come up with your own story with the hashtag #PlanetOrPlastic too!!

A world that has been morphed into disaster. This is for #planetorplastic. I know it's not really based on one of those pictures but I had an idea and I just had to roll with it, I hope you enjoy it!

"In the struggle between stone and water, in time, the water wins." But what if the struggle is between humans and water? How long will Mother Nature suffer? How long will the Earth tolerate? How long before its had enough? It's time to pick; Our Planet, or plastic? ₪ My entry for #PlanetOrPlastic

My contribution to the National Geographic's writing contest "Planet Or Plastic" in order to indicate the oceans' plastic pollution that is growing worse and worse year by year. Enjoy!

This is my entry for the Planet Or Plastic writing challenge by National Geographic. It's a different take on how plastics change the lives of many, and I'm not talking only about humans. Click the yellow button to find out!