Ed, poem this morning inspired that little question, after the destruction of all that sustains us, what will have become, why would anyone care?
God you say, but you destroyed his world he made for you..... looking for paradise in all the wrong places......
Well, reading your words and then those of your reviewers, I can only say, The Trickle Down effect may yet save us...if one person strives to do better and another person joins...and so forth...if your words (and Ed's) cause the pebble- in- the- pondripples, maybe all is not lost...love? yes, need that!
And if not, maybe another ice age will wipe this earth clean - for a new start.
looking for paradise in all the wrong places......
You've very succintly describe mankind, today, and I fear it will be our children and grandchildren who suffer the dire consequences of our mis-guided actions.
Oh man, this is spot on. Spot on to the way I'd think walking our pet Labrador in the 80's through the Forrest seeing houses built where nature one played. I remember thinking back then, that they'll be a few yards showing how life was for men. Indeed, Ed's poetry awakens the soul, but there needs to be another without fear or negative agenda to well almost start a riot, a civil war for Earths survival. Ed is a visionary and never take his words lightly.
They said that after hundred years after your death nobody will remember you...and I wonder, after man destroyed everything, who will be left to remember him?
This collection of poetry addresses the nature of time, reflections on the natural world, the difficulty of loss,
contemporary social issues and gratitude for life.
Selected poems from previous & forthcoming collections together with Q&R apps on each page to enable audio rendition simultaneously with the written text
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And if not, maybe another ice age will wipe this earth clean - for a new start.
Gina...it is Monday morning
You've very succintly describe mankind, today, and I fear it will be our children and grandchildren who suffer the dire consequences of our mis-guided actions.
You think and probe well and deep here...our condition, our behaviour and our fate. I like!
John
Well said, now for action.
Georg