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Climate Sonnet
The Planet we Call Home
Heat waves invade the planet we call home.
Our lawmakers turn a blind eye towards them.
We protest for an end to the gruesome
billowing dark exhaust, but the problem
persists. The climate crisis escalates.
Student activists speak, strike, and protest,
yet nations’ leaders fail to imitate
our courage. Instead, they show disinterest.
You ask: Can we battle global warming?
Yes, it’s not too late, as long as we’re quick
to scream out protests. This is a warning.
Hurry up, go chain up the oil rig.
You have been urged; it’s time to take action.
You have the power to save your nation!
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I am passionate about the issue of global warming, and I sought to convey the urgency of the problem through my English Sonnet. I hope to inspire readers to take action and battle this worsening crisis.