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Through the forest And past the lake Lies an empty space Across the meadow As green as the tress As clean as the grass As busy as bees Across the meadow But lurking in a hollow log Lie angry animals Preparing for a huge attack Across the meadow The wombats and the tired moles Have dug the fertile soil The termites and the flapping birds Had destroyed the evergreen trees And even the orangutans Ate eucalyptus leaves But the now the meadow is no more The trees are gone, the ground is bare The animals have gone to homes elsewhere But soon enough the trucks come by They drop a ton of rubbish Once a home for animals and plants The meadow is now a dump Every week from 4am The rubbish trucks move in They leave the townsfolk’s rubbish there

Across the Meadow Poem

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Page 1: Across the Meadow Poem

Through the forestAnd past the lake

Lies an empty spaceAcross the meadow

As green as the tressAs clean as the grass

As busy as beesAcross the meadow

But lurking in a hollow logLie angry animals

Preparing for a huge attackAcross the meadow

The wombats and the tired molesHave dug the fertile soil

The termites and the flapping birdsHad destroyed the evergreen trees

And even the orangutansAte eucalyptus leaves

But the now the meadow is no moreThe trees are gone, the ground is bare

The animals have gone to homes elsewhere

But soon enough the trucks come byThey drop a ton of rubbish

Once a home for animals and plantsThe meadow is now a dump

Every week from 4amThe rubbish trucks move in

They leave the townsfolk’s rubbish thereAnd off they go

Across the wasteland

The world that was, now goneOnly memories remain

Page 2: Across the Meadow Poem

Where a beautiful world had been

Save the environment!

By: Leon Tan