Sing, sing and sing praises
Praise and sing, again 
Sing, sing, sing again 
To Earth, the beautiful 

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Praise to the Earth that gives you daily bread, thus, raise your glass, raise your glass of wine as it rains for you
Love your day, love it day and night, as never wants to give up
It cries, and heats up every time you burn her alive

Give and be thankful 
To Mother Earth 
Whom gave you birth 
You been wrapped around by her love 

Held, close you been!
Green she’s as seen 
Crystal clear waters for you to drink 
A horizon of prayers it sends to you 

Don’t you ever, ever let her go!
She brings blessings to you and all
Hold on to her near and tight 
Don’t let her out of your sight 

It’s only right …
To give her all of your respects
Whenever you may want to trash her 
Remember, it’s her watching and protecting you 

She does day and night for you 
Whom has that right not watch over her? 
Know, that watch on your wrist you owe it to her 
She’s that chlorophyll of oxygen giving-life 

Earth revolves around the sun 
365 days/6 hrs./9 minutes to be exact
Can you ever, ever, ever, question that? It’s a fact 
1 billion years, our sun will dust out 

Our Earth gone 
As history by scientist tells us 
How will 26th century look like?
A robotic world of intelligence, perhaps?

Will Homo sapiens live longer?
Will they find new life, in a new planet? 
Will they die younger than us? X2
Will they have lived longer, then us 

If you ever begin to doubt 
Why Earth’s been around 
4.54 +/- billions of years old (4.54 +/- 0.05 B)
Measured by rocks radiometrically 

Turritopsis dohrnii, immortal jellyfish
Reverts to a full sexual immature, colonial stage
As reached sexual maturity 
As lived a solace life form 

There’re others in such companies 
Of species Aurelia as is, Laodicea undulata 
Worldwide temp to tropic waters
Brought to light 1883 by Anton Dohrn, Naples 

Age no more …
The future can bring man to near immortality 
How to exact and extract an anti-aging piece 
To inject a Homo to eternal life? That’s the key!

T.dohrnii begin life as microscopic piece 
As free-living larvae, planulae
Giving rise to colony of polys
Thus, attaching sea floors

Now, what happens? 
As branches forms? 
All of the polyps become branched forms 
Thus, never foreseen 

It’s a science of a scene, where a creature lives 
Even with a disease, in the Medulla stage, not 
really, it’s a Medusa stage
Reverts to the polyp form as it relives, over again and over again 

Question no more, there’s evidence 
Am sure, of an oceanic creature immortality
Or an alien? Turritopsis dohrnii, a jellyfish
I like to conclude … it’s hopes 4fountain of youth?

Thank you.  Minerva A. Garcia, Your Poet

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