RANDOM JACK POETRY HOUR: GLOBAL WARMING
Smog in LA
We remember back in the day
Smog so thick you couldn’t breathe
A stifling layer of summer haze
From the great basin to the sea
California fought it back
It took years to clear the air
We led the nation on attack
We did far more than our share
Now we’ve lost what we had gained
The nation didn’t have our back
All our efforts were in vain
When the train fell off the tracks
Climate change is not a joke
The warming lingers into night
We’ve got to fix what we have broke
It’s a crushing fact of life
Does anybody really care
That what we’re leaving to our kids
Poisoned water, toxic air
We may have lost our final bid
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