The Chirps Part 2

An episode of the The Chirps podcast, hosted by Dr Ankita Kashyap, titled "The Chirps Part 2" was published on June 27, 2021 and runs 3 minutes.

June 27, 2021 ·3m · The Chirps

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THE CHIRPS - PART II

The chirping birds are saying this time..

The threat is theirs and the life is mine..

The second and the giant has arrived...

They are losing even those who were fine..

The chirping birds are saying this time..

The threat is worse and the worst in line..

The trees were delivering oxygen for free..

But they cutted them out for thee..

Now universe is lacking it for sure..

For the thing which was free and pure...

The pure was the water and the marine...

The threats are theirs and the life is mine...

The universe gave the stars to glitter ...

Is now wrapped with the plastic they littered.

The plastic is the same and same over them.

The effort to make it worse are the shame..

The same are the things, even if they whine...

The threat is theirs and the life is mine...

I have dreamt the world without thee .

Where we would find the heaven in the sea...

The fishes, the prawns and there the life...

Are searching for something which is more divine...

Divine was the water but they thought it is wine...

The threats are theirs and the life is mine...

The trees will get the life without fear..

And the forest will have ample bear..

The tigers, the lions and their family..

Would feel the freedom and live happily...

The happier was the life of the species with spine..

The threat are theirs and the life is mine..

The coolest thing is now a crying snow...

And the trees are now a bent over bow...

The febricity has risen so far..

It has lead to a silent war..

The war hasn't ended..but they are still defying...

The threat is theirs and the life is mine...

The bears who lives at the poles..

Are now digging the larger holes..

They loved the poles for their chill..

But its decreasing there, on the highest hills .

The floes are now somewhat inclined .....

The threats are theirs and the life is mine..

They have got now the arid lands...

It has changed now to enormous sand...

The fecundity of the entire terrain..

Has brought down to make it barren ..

The barren is the land for the poor kine..

The threat is theirs and the life is mine. .

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