The Crying Indian Great Blue Heron
Why is this Great Blue Heron, shedding a tear?
Sure our reliance on fossil fuels is of grave concern, however the tear of this Great Blue Heron falls for another reason. |
Come with me, let me show you. |
You see, Vermont is mostly Green and Clean in spring and summer with a pallet full of fall colors, and pure white snow in the winter. |
However sometimes, in a few un-cared for spots |
a blemish threatens the great pride we take in our natural environment. |
Do you see what brought a tear to my eye? |
A beautiful green space in between the two interstate exchanges, disgraced by trash thrown out of cars by a few unintegrated members of our society. |
Sometimes, I want to run, and bring their trash back to them |
But I am only a bird; even a Great Blue Heron cannot stop people from littering. |
Will you help keep our city of South Burlington, VT Green and Clean?Pick up litter in order to protect our water, wildlife, and human health! |
What do you say? Will you stand tall and take greater responsibility for keeping SB VT beautiful? |
The Crying |
...litter left on our pristine land. |
Will you care for the littered areas and use signage, receptacles, and frequent clean-ups to help change behavior? |
People are more likely to litter
in an already littered environment
then in a clear one.
then in a clear one.
Don't turn your back to litter. A few littered areas diminish a mostly Green and Clean Vermont. |
Beautiful foliage desecrated by single-use bag. |
Let's keep ALL of Vermont Green and Clean & Beautiful. |
Bernie publishes short stories and photos reflecting Vermont's values of Green and Clean and Community.
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