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Created on: May 07, 2009
Our future:
Feel the wind
See the birds
Smell the flowers
They cut down our trees
Kill off our wildlife
and pollute our rivers and streams
All for the color of money
All for today
One hundred years of progress
may cost us
tomorrow
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