An Orbital View

From this my orbital view
The earth revealed in portion
With visionary skew
Indulged in pious notion

I conceive an earth restored
Cleansed of all offending
Our living globe, our gaian
Unique in its creation

Now volatile, now tranquil
Achieving equilibrium
Now exquisite now intricate
Witness Orb in majesty

A matriarch, merciless
Yet infinite in nurture
From this my orbital view
I strain to shape our future

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