I love you Earth
From the highest of hills,
To the depths of the sea,
From the largest whale,
To the tiniest bee.
From the lightest of feathers,
To the heaviest stone,
From the brightest rainbow,
To a cavern's darkest tone.
From the sandiest desert,
To the greenest grass,
From the icy glaciers,
To the widest mountain pass.
From the thousands of cultures,
To the language they speak,
From each beautiful race,
To the love we seek.
From the spikiest cactus,
To the prettiest rose,
I love you Earth,
From my head to my toes.
To the depths of the sea,
From the largest whale,
To the tiniest bee.
From the lightest of feathers,
To the heaviest stone,
From the brightest rainbow,
To a cavern's darkest tone.
From the sandiest desert,
To the greenest grass,
From the icy glaciers,
To the widest mountain pass.
From the thousands of cultures,
To the language they speak,
From each beautiful race,
To the love we seek.
From the spikiest cactus,
To the prettiest rose,
I love you Earth,
From my head to my toes.
This poem is copyright (©) Jacoby Crane 2025
About the Writer
Jacoby Crane
Jacoby is an eccentric artist living in Derbyshire. They spend their time baking, making peculiar things, doodling doodles and writing oddities, currently they're focusing on poetry, haiku and short stories. Jacoby's inspiration mostly comes from their unusual dreams and the weirdly wonderful things their kids quote, but their muse comes in the form of Chris Riddell.