Lawrence+Harris

Two rabbits happily frolicking in a forest one day, Day brought upon them an eternal night. Night before mankind arrived, Arrived with monstrous metallic creatures. Creatures with an insatiable hunger. Hunger that they quelled by eating the trees made of wood, Wood then used to supply their “civilization.” Civilization with no compassion or interest, Interest in the destruction that they had left behind. Behind them the two rabbits had to place their home, Home they must now find in distant places. Places, however, just like their homes exist no more, More wood for mankind’s inventions and homes. Homes to savages, no concern for nature, Nature that can now only be found in books. Books made from the trees that were cut down. Down to the depths of poverty, but too late we found out, Out of resources, nothing with which to build. Built no more, it’s our time to go, Go back in time? If only we could. Could go back and take care of nature and love it so, So that two rabbits could happily frolic in a forest. It is our responsibility to preserve nature, that’s the way it is. Is it so hard to recycle, and leave plenty of green, and not destroy it all? All I ask is do not break nature’s cycle, allow it to remain connected. Connected and compassionate to all living things is how it should be, or else we fail.
 * // It Is All Connected //**