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Planet Earth - By Neil Kevin Wilkinson

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Written By: Neil Kevin Wilkinson

Category: Poetry

Competition: Global Poetry and Creative Writing Competition 2026

Neil Kevin Wilkinson brings a poignant perspective to the Global Poetry and Creative Writing Competition 2026 with his submission, "Planet Earth." As part of the poetry category, this work invites readers to reflect on the intricate relationship between humanity and nature. In a world where the balance of coexistence is increasingly fragile, Wilkinson's piece resonates with the urgent call for environmental stewardship and sustainable living.

About the Work

"Planet Earth" by Neil Kevin Wilkinson eloquently captures the dialogue between man and nature, emphasizing themes of environmental responsibility and hope. The poem's evocative imagery and contemplative tone serve as a reminder of the delicate balance required to preserve Earth's beauty. Through its verses, the poem urges for a harmonious relationship with nature, advocating for actions that reduce harm and foster renewal.

Planet Earth

Original Submission by Neil Kevin Wilkinson

PLANET EARTH

If Earth could talk, what would it say?

Does it shake it’s head, every single day?

Does it have dreams and fears?

And hopes and tears?

Does it still pray?

I hope man and nature can live side by side,

Instead of having this great divide.

Earth is a treasure to be shared,

Sustainably used, loved and cared.

Let the ecosystem guide.

Modern man can’t live with nature is one of my fears,

But native tribes have done so, for many years.

I dream that man can care for nature again one day,

Reduce, relearn, reverse is the only way.

We need to stop Earth’s tears.

Reduce greenhouse gases from fossil fuels,

Help stop plundering Earth’s great jewels,

Fauna and flora in a fight with man,

Man destroying nature, without a plan.

We must stop these dangerous duels.

With rising temperatures, it’s not surprising,

Glaciers are melting, with sea levels rising.

Smog, acidic rain and daily haze,

Is the tipping point as short as days?

Let biodiversity start to sing.

Together we can dream and make it true,

We have the knowledge to see it through,

Stop extinction and over-population,

Stop habitat destruction and deforestation.

Make Earth like new.

To save mankind, what’s it worth?

Can we return the world it’s mirth?

So Nature and Man are in balance once more,

Of course we can, and we MUST restore.

Save Nature, Save Man, Save Earth.

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About the Competition

The Global Poetry and Creative Writing Competition 2026, hosted by Hashtag Kalakar, is a prestigious platform celebrating literary creativity and expression. This competition brings together writers from around the world, highlighting diverse voices and themes. Participants engage in categories such as poetry, short stories, and essays, contributing to a rich tapestry of global narratives and perspectives.

We extend our heartfelt thanks to Neil Kevin Wilkinson for his thought-provoking contribution, "Planet Earth," to the Global Poetry and Creative Writing Competition 2026. His poetic insights offer a compelling call to action for environmental consciousness. We appreciate his participation and the unique perspective he brings to this global literary event.

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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