magnificent with it’s awesome power natures impressive volcanic tower destroying live with lethal fumes flora and fauna the ash consumes molten rock will bombard the land skies are filled with deadly sand
youngest island in the world grown so quickly as nature unfurled gate way to hell at Hekla’s feet and sister Katla prepares to greet the youngest sibling stays close by and caused disruption in the sky
the goddess of the earth will wake of land and sea her hands will take there's beauty in her grand display a majestic life, then soon decay so to the kettle as you reach your time I pray you wait a little more time.
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Posted: Mar 2011
About this poem:
Kettle - English translation of Katla Hekla was descibed by Jules Verneis as the gateway to hell The volcano at Eyjafjallajökull is the younger sibling and often precedes an eruption of Katla
Katla erupts every 40-80 years, it's last eruption was in 1918. It usually erupts 6 to 18 months after the volcano at Eyjafjallajökull. You do the math.
Comments (7)
natures impressive volcanic tower
Superb poem, time to worry I think, is if and when Yellowstone gets angry.
Err didn't mean for this to be prophetic.