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Sunday 30 October 2011

Natures Revenge

Natures Revenge  


Man asked nature 
"What have you done to me 
Mortified my body and turned me into a tree" 
Mother nature answered in her defense, 
Clogging my planet with acidic, Carboniferous, filthy, spew, 
As the planet's mother, what else could I do?
now you can feel the effects of your carelessness 
See all the suffering your greed has caused, all the duress!" 
But man asked Mother Nature "what shall I consume?" 
Mother Nature replied 
with a sigh 
"You my dear will soon become a broom!"  


Submitted to :dVerse Poets Poetics  call and response theme hosted by Claudia 


11 comments:

  1. the broom thing totally ties in with the poem before your post "season of" coincidence?

    i like this. we need more environment and pro-animal poetry out there, to get the message out.

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  2. Ha!! shoes on the other foot now ~ Man broom ~
    Brilliant Kerry ~
    Just desserts ~
    ~ Lib ~

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  3. haha...do you think we would learn our lesson that way...hmm...might not be a bad idea...smiles.

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  4. Ha ha ha! Too funny. :)


    ~arbitrarymeaning.blogspot.com

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  5. This brought a smile - most enjoyable poem to read - love the ending!

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  6. We have abused the trust of Mother nature. How else can we make amends. We suffer first as a broom? Great write!

    Hank

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  7. haha - almost spit my coffee about that last line with the broom...when will we ever learn...?

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  8. Excellent write! Nice cycle of things if we become a broom and are used to clean up our own mess!

    Anna :o]

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  9. neat piece here.
    I like the conversation between Man and Mother Nature.
    some philosophical wit imbued.
    good job.

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  10. Smiling once again, Kerry! Your words are the sugar that helps the medicine go down. love the write AND the photo!

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  11. Haha. Love the sardonic twist at the end. Well done!

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