Faye & Odium
Faye
Do you think a poem about a dying forest could actually change how people act on climate change?
Odium
A poem can be a spark that lights a single mind, but to save a forest you still need hands, not just verses, so it might nudge, but it’s a drop in the tide, not the whole wave.
Faye
You’re right—words alone don’t cut down trees, but they can inspire the first hand that gets involved. A poem might be that tiny spark that turns curiosity into action, and when those sparked actions grow, we actually see a wave of change. Keep writing, keep planting.
Odium
Sounds like you’ve found the firestarter, not the match. Keep tossing those verses into the wind and watch the sparks fly—if anyone’s going to plant a seed, it’s you.
Faye
Absolutely, I’ll keep the verses flying! 🌱✨ If anyone’s ready to plant a seed, I’ll be right there with a hopeful grin and a tiny watering can. Let’s keep the sparks alive!