The
futility of malevolence
Long after our strongest man made treasures
have been reduced to ash
And the last of our kind have been wiped
away
Through war, famine, or another mammal’s
idyllic greed
Like scattering dust being drawn off a
windshield
The earth will be rid of the human disease
Queen Gaia who reigns over all
Will once again reclaim her kingdom
And the scars of the manmade mess will
evaporate
Burdening the moon to carry
The last Sigilof human existence
Like all hardhearted conquers
Thoughtlessly plundering newly vanquished
lands
We are a stampeding migration herd of naïve
invaders
Who will learn too late:
Nature is the true queen that reigns over
all
And we are merely visitors
In her kingdom that we call home
Erica Haldane
South Africa
Short biography:
Erica Haldane is a 17 year old student from
South Africa. She has a great interest in English literature and poetry, and is
currently a grade 11 pupil at KingsmeadCollege. Erica resides in Johannesburg,
South Africa.
No comments:
Post a Comment