Not Ours to Take šæ

The forest is not empty land.
The ocean is not open space.
They are living worldsā
full of voices we donāt always hear,
lives we donāt always see.

Every tree shelters something.
Every wave carries life beneath it.
Every corner of this planet already belongs to someone.
We didnāt discover it.
We arrived late.
And somewhere along the way, we forgot that.

We built, we claimed, we changedā
as if everything was ours to take.
But maybe it isnāt about ownership.
Maybe itās about respect.
About understanding that we are only a small part of something much bigger.
And maybe itās time we start living like itā
Not as ownersā¦
but as guests. šæš¾
