Mother Nature - By Aaron Abraham
Written By: Aaron Abraham
Category: Poem
Competition: Global Poetry and Creative Writing Competition 2026
Aaron Abraham graces the Global Poetry and Creative Writing Competition 2026 with his evocative poem titled "Mother Nature." As a participant in the poetry category, Aaron's work sheds light on the formidable power of nature and the urgent need for environmental respect. This piece serves as a poignant reminder of the delicate balance we must maintain with the natural world.
About the Work
"Mother Nature" by Aaron Abraham is a compelling poem that vividly portrays the omnipotence of natural forces and the consequences of human actions. With its vivid imagery and urgent tone, the poem admonishes humanity to reconsider its relationship with the environment. The piece stands out for its powerful call to action, urging respect and care for the planet.
Mother Nature
Original Submission by Aaron Abraham
Mother Nature
The rain lashes out
Grizzlies wander about
Mother nature doesn't play
You better respect her, Mr Clay
Stop cutting the forest
It's not sweet like black forest
Rather choke you, cake on your face
Mr Clay , better up the pace!
About the Competition
The Global Poetry and Creative Writing Competition 2026 by Hashtag Kalakar invites writers from all around the world to share their creative expressions. Celebrating diverse voices, the competition showcases works across poetry, short stories, and essays, fostering a global appreciation for the written word.
We extend our heartfelt thanks to Aaron Abraham for his insightful contribution, "Mother Nature," to the Global Poetry and Creative Writing Competition 2026. Aaron's work enriches the dialogue on environmental awareness, reminding us all of the beauty and power of nature.
About Hashtag Kalakar
Hashtag Kalakar is a creative platform dedicated to providing artists, writers, singers and other creative talents with opportunities to showcase their work and reach wider audiences through competitions, features and creative initiatives.
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