Redemption of a Guilty Party

Exploitation, its horrendous denunciation, the worth of all human kind,

The eradication of the species, rather than the creation, now so blind.

Exoneration, only achieved by sweat and tears, renewal, if all to share,

Its application, to build the world, anew, a work of architecture, so rare.

We must accentuate the positive in our lives, as we compensate for wrongs,

Should detoxicate in our inadequate practices, to perpetuate all that belongs.

As we rejuvenate our flora and fauna, perhaps to exonerate for our misdeeds,

Concentrate on blessings of all life, demonstrate a responsibility, of our needs.

First there must be an admission, this terrible compulsion, the obsessions,

Should be no confusion, nor as some vague pretension, with no exceptions.

There has to be a farsighted vision, a realistic expulsion, without distortion,

To be a united acclimation, to prevent all annihilation, no more barbarization.

There must not be more disention, this wrong, in its prevention, its demise,

This world's beautification, in our own elation, an obligation, nothing defies.

We must have united collaboration, a determined congregation, all applies,

The practice of conservation, for all of life's continuation, it does comprise.

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Comments

whonunuwho (author) from United States on August 18, 2016:

Thank you my friend and blessings to you and yours on this fine day. whonu

Shauna L Bowling from Central Florida on August 18, 2016:

Beautifully said, whonu.

Gypsy Rose Lee on August 13, 2016:

Wonderfully expressive poetic thoughts.

whonunuwho (author) from United States on August 13, 2016:

Thank you my friend. Blessings. whonu

Nithya Venkat from Dubai on August 13, 2016:

Great thoughts beautifully expressed.

whonunuwho (author) from United States on August 11, 2016:

Thank you my friend and blessings. whonu

Michael-Milec on August 11, 2016:

Delectable words of hungry soul yearning for virtuousness; "come Jesus Christ, Lord come.

whonunuwho (author) from United States on August 11, 2016:

Yes we do my friend and thank you for your kind words. whonu

Ruby Jean Richert from Southern Illinois on August 11, 2016:

I love your word usage. Our world is worth taking care of and all people share in the responsibility.

Eric Dierker from Spring Valley, CA. U.S.A. on August 11, 2016:

What great thoughts to meditate on to start my day. I will have a better day because of you. Thank you.