We pollute. Nature get's colder. We inhabit it's home. They inhabit us. - 21 November 2005
Blind.
The double-pitched howling of wolves
Shrouded tampered paths of buds,
Leaving chimes with the prairie.
A bark of History
Stapled the minds to
Sapphire rain,
Natures blind.
Wrinkles on our faces,
Traces but never grasped and held
The reason why hail doesn’t hurt us.
Why is it
We don’t recognise nature,
Nature doesn’t recognise us?
The sighing moon cramped our state
Guarding us from the sights that scatter
And break.
Can you hear it?
Poetry by John Ashleigh
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Written on 2005-11-21 at 17:16
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