Man and the nature

Once there lived a princess called Nature,
She was so young, a kid of the magic,
And beauty of hers used to shine like in a wonderfull dream

She smiled to the Sun, she smiled to the land,
She followed the wind touching his hand
And nothing seemed wrong until she came across him.

She began to fade,
She just turned to grey.
Please, don't fly away,
Stay!

Crying of the nature
That's involved in danger,
There's no escape from a stranger
And the pain.

Man enslaved the beauty,
Man ignored his duty,
He destroyed with cruelty
Just for the fame.

The princess became so sad and frustrated.
Her birds flew away and all she created
Turned into stones and rivers dried out to sand.

She hoped for the day when man changed his mind
And gave her all love unless he was blind,
But he was too fool and brought her life to the end.

Then she began to fade,
She just turned to grey.
Please, don't fly away,
Stay!

Crying of the nature
That involved in danger,
There's no escape from a stranger
And the pain.

Man enslaved the beauty,
Man ignored his duty,
He destroyed with cruelty
Just for the fame.