Like curtains drawn over the hill in a cloudy cloth the still mist hangs concealing man's forward path. Bald patches on wooded heads in audience appear as Autumn in style bows out of its part for a year, to a bad tempered Winter rehearsing in the wings who enters stage left when his northern wind sings. Mimicking the last wolf searching for his lost band heartbroken in his quest he forsakes the land, To man, who relentlessly drove him into time's mist extinct yet still calling for the eerie wind will insist. Now slowly come the changes in what man pursues for my part I wonder how much nature can excuse. Man, who in greed took the land with all it can give assuming after this there is another life he can live. how, in quick time, his sins to nature he will forget that he enters heaven, forgiven, and yet, and yet!
sonofadam
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Posted: Jun 2009
About this poem:
Destruction of the rain forests can never be forgiven!