Sunday, December 22Maximizing our Collective Impact

Author: Anjali A

Literature

Poetry: The Earth’s Afflictions

Poetry: The Earth's Afflictions By Anjali Amin, George School If the earth was a dogit’d be covered in fleas,eating away at its furlike we cut down the trees. If the earth was a shoeit’d be in need of a polish,because of scuffs we createdwith our mountains of rubbish. If the earth was a shirtit’d be ripped up and soiled,with holes made for minesand stains left by oil. If the earth was a personthey’d be down on their knees,begging for salvationas we ignore their pleas.
Art & Multimedia

Poetry: Trash Traps

Poetry: Trash Traps By Anjali Amin, George School Crushed soda cans shine through the sand,tripping the feet of children and seagulls.Seaweed wraps around a plastic pack ring,an inconspicuous trap for innocent fish. A broken beer bottle blends into the dirt,stabbing the foot of an unassuming squirrel.A cigarette butt is flicked onto the ground,a poisonous assassin waiting for its prey. The predators stroll by, ignorant and carefree,apathetically leaving traps in their wake.And when the prey cries out for help,the predators plug their ears and watch.