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Future
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Tuesday, May 26, 2020    Rated "G" by the Author.
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The future is signaling us to go back.

 

As a gust of wind sends

the curtains flapping wildly,

I wonder about our future.

The future is signaling us to go back.

The future is telling us to stop

where we are now.

But we pretend not to hear.

And we don’t care.

We’re not aware of

what we’ve lost

and are seeking things

we don’t need at all.

We’ve lost our vision.

We’ve lost our way.

We’re on a drug.

It’s called gross insensitivity.

It’s easily available in our society.

I am sitting by the window now,

and there is nothing to hinder

my thoughts  from wondering

as much as I please.

I think we all are running around

and around in the circle

dangling our greedy tongue out.

We say there is no way out.

May be we just don’t want to get out. 

Sipping a cup of masala tea,

I ponder about the wild ferns

which grow by themselves

in various forms and direction

unaware of the man-made disasters.

 

2020 Bhuwan Thapaliya

 


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Reviewed by Ronald Hull
Reviewed on May 28, 2020
I believe we were made to overindulge when something we needed was at hand. The harsh reality was that there would come a time when we didn't have it, and overindulging or adding fat would carry us through the lean times. Modern technology has now allowed us relax and take more than we need… Even more than we want, sometimes. You are so right that we need to go back where it was more essential that we not spoil our nest for our children and beyond.

Thee ferns will thrive long after us

Ron

Reviewed on May 27, 2020
We are at the brink of destroying and losing everything that we have worked hard and invented for all these years. I hope some sense will come to our world leaders, otherwise, we probably will go back in time and maybe forced to start everything all over again.

Sandie

Reviewed by Regis Auffray
Reviewed on May 26, 2020
Points well-made, Bhuwan; these are unsettling times for sure... ...and things have been getting worse for some time now. Love and peace to you,

Regis. 🌲🌳🌴🍂🍁


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