Dear Diary

I’m known as manifestation of patience. Unfortunately, time has come testing me. since many days the dodo’s spirit has been haunting me. Poor child. It was forced to be extinct. The questions it put to me- are still echoing in my ears.

  “ Mother, we dodos and humans are both your children. we are siblings. Our agony is that, why are they so indifferent to us? They have hunted us to the extent of our extinction. Isn’t it unfair? We were never harmful to anyone- we were peace personified. The sun and sea are waiting for us in our beloved land- Mauritius.”

Its time I take action. Until the act of balancing the imbalance starts its all nothing but destruction .RIP Dodo.

- Mother Earth 

* Dodo is a an extinct bird species (due to over-hunting for meat) , endemic to the islands of Mauritius.   

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