Apology to Nature

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O' Mother Nature, I speak on behalf of the people

I didn't know that the consequences would be lethal.

O' how sorry I am

For constructing that dam.


I'm sorry for cutting that tree

For having done this for free.

I cared for you the least

And now you consider me a beast.


I'm sorry for all the pollution

But now I'm searching for a solution.

For I know, I have lost your trust

But I also know, gaining it back is a must.


I'll try in the future

To bring back every little creature.

No matter what it takes

I'll correct all my mistakes.

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