In Australia's embrace, where wonders bloom, 

A fragile tapestry faces its impending doom. 

Endangered flora, treasures at stake, 

Their existence threatened, by a growing quake.

 

The banksia's blaze, a beacon in the wild, 

Falls victim to habitat loss, the land defiled. 

Grevillea's grace, a nectar feast for all, 

Struggles 'gainst the encroaching urban sprawl.

 

The wattle's golden dress, a symbol of pride, 

Fades as invasive species creep inside. 

And orchids, delicate and rare, 

Wither away, lost in despair.

 

Waratah's red, a fading flame, 

Under threat, its vibrant claim. 

Wollemi pine, ancient and rare, 

Needs our love, our utmost care.

 

Let's raise our voices, take a stand, 

Protect the flora, hand in hand. 

For in their delicate beauty lies, 

A testament to nature's ties.