At the End of the Day
We should always try and make the most of each day to its very end if only because tomorrow is another story altogether; rarely more so than now as the C-19 coronavirus continues to spread across the world.
We need to make the most of the natural world, too, before humankind destroys even more swathes of it for its own convenience. While it is true that more people are waking up to their responsibilities regarding its protection, I still see people casually dropping their rubbish in the street (recyclable and otherwise) and/or leaving picnic sites strewn with the same and/or tossing plastic bottles into the sea without a thought for its marine inhabitants ...
Carpe Diem, yes, but with due care for the environment as well as ourselves and others; there is no room for complacency, assuming all will be well since there will always be someone else to make it right; that 'someone else' is no more or less than You-Me-Us, the definitive collective consciousness.
with Apollo’s tee shirt
Labels: complacency, conservation, culture, environment, global consciousness, human nature, mind-body-spirit, nature, poetry, recycling, regeneration, religion, society, sunset. history
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