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Tears Of Al Gore by Chijike K Ndukwu Tuesday, September 18, 2007 Rated "G" by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan The Poem insists that men must see themselves as partners rather than conquerors of nature otherwise man will be suddenly wiped away unannounced by nature.
Tears of Al Gore Conquest Conquest Pounds the songs of men Like a stupid Goat Soils her tail to decadence unknown Conquest to Conquest The diaphram below the hot bowl bulb Sends men instalmentally To suden hell unknown From Conquest to Conquest Streams become oceans Oceans revolt to Katrina Katrina swallows Tsunami unknown Yet Conquest Conquest Pounds the songs of men From Afganistan to Zimbabwe Till battlefields relocate aground unknown Stop Oh Conquest Leave the battlefields now Hasten home hear An inconvenient truth. Chijike K Ndukwu 17 September 2007

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Reviewed by Michelle Mead	6/8/2008

Another really thought-provoking poem. I will have to read more of your poems.