Pushed to the edge of extinction, I was only saved because I am a "National Symbol."
On currents of the air I soar,
Above all earthly strife and war.
This is not a dream, I clearly see,
The changing of humanity.
For eons above it all I've soared.
Mankinds fury against each other I've seen roar.
But my fellow creatures great and small,
Can not soar above it all.
Carbon dioxide, pesticides, herbicides, genetic manipulations,
Will be the end of all the nations.
I hope that you all do get my gist,
For mankind himself does now sit,
Upon the "Endangered Species" list.
Perceptions.If we could all correctly relate and share them? Above the mundane we soar to gain a perspective not seen down among the trees of the forest. Excellent Walt. JonMichael Willey
The bald eagle is indeed a magnificent bird. We are fortunate here that they are very common. As I cycle by the river most days, I have to be carefull not to get "dumped" on because they perch in the trees along the road waiting for the dead salmon to feed upon. Nicely done, Walt. Thank you. Love and peace,
I wonder if saving the Eagle, which is a wonderful thing for all creatures are sacred, and letting mankind go would be the best thing of all. We're the dangeous ones on this earth.
At least somebody have saved the American symbol if not its reputation. Maybe we need to put the American way of Life in the Edge of Extinction List to challenge someone to come an save it.
Our politicians are doing their best to take us out altogether.
Georg
You've said it all Walt, and you've said it well! Exceptional poem, I love the pic you chose it shows the power and strength that an Eagle has, how beautiful it is!
Oh, so true. We seldom think of ourselves on that endangered species list, but at the rate our 'leaders' are making changes - we'll soon be replaced by robots. ;(
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Peace be with you
William
Regis
This needs to stop!
Much needed Poem and felt strongly!
Powerfully written~!
Love and Hugs, Warrior Lady Sheeeoox
STay POsitive! Healthy and STrong!
Well written piece, Walt.
Dana
Our politicians are doing their best to take us out altogether.
Georg
Wonderful write.
Ann
Larry
This is so very awesome and you have truly tagged us well. I love it!!!
your sis, kathy
Love Tinka
Exceptional write, stunning image: you and I on the same page today. Man is determined to live alone (and like it): a sad existence. :(
(((HUGS))) and love, Karla.
ET
Kathy