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One Planet for All
by Alexander Goldstein → (All Poetry by Alexander Goldstein)
Monday, October 15, 2018    Rated "G" by the Author.
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We see these days
A painted song-bird
Upon a bamboo twig
Instead of
A Coca-Cola poster

And a fair lady
Upon a hang-scroll,
Instead of the figure
Of a playboy,
Sitting imposingly
In a Lamborghini

And a goldfish
Flashing in a lotus pool
Instead of
The white-headed eagle’s
Swooping –
The homespun truth.

Though the comparison
Is too much influenced
By the Oriental arts,
The notion is there –
We are all twisted
Into the matrix
Of mankind.

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 Reviews of "One Planet for All"
Reviewed by m j hollingshead
Reviewed on October 22, 2018

I like this

never stop writing!

m

Reviewed on October 17, 2018
Beautifully penned. Thought provoking poem.

Reviewed on October 16, 2018
There you have it! The title says it all but the body of the poem screams it!

Love ya!

Jane

Reviewed by Ronald Hull
Reviewed on October 16, 2018
We can have it all or nothing. But we all have to learn how to live more within our means. It has been predicted that over half of the species now living will be extinct by the end of the century. The Oriental way of living has resulted in an immense population focused in a very small part of the world. Seemingly living in harmony with nature. But is it true, or just a myth perpetuated by history? At both ends of the spectrum, the seething masses consuming crumbs in the mud and the gluttonous wealthy claiming the very best as personal trophies, does not make us a better world, only one that is doomed.

Ron

Reviewed by John Herlihy
Reviewed on October 15, 2018
Indeed the perennial tradition speaks of the unity and oneness of all things in the universe, whether eagle, goldfish, or playboy in a Lamborghini.


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