Heal the Mother

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    Heal the Mother

    I’m walking down the street
    Balled up candy wrapper in my hand
    Thrown towards the corner garbage can
    Missed and added to the rest of the decay
    Called liter that’s across the land.

    When will people realize
    We’re destroying “the mother”
    We’ve polluted her tears and body
    We continue to cut her hair that provide us with
    The air one cannot live without

    Using her bodily parts to manipulate her
    Shape her to our liking
    We’ve disconnected ourselves from her
    We’re killing her slowly
    But the mother does and will get her revenge
    For the weather is her weapon
    Reminding us who’s in control
    So let’s change the world

    Reconnect to our mother
    And try to restore
    Whatever majesty our mother still possesses.

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    WordSlinger commented on Heal the Mother

    03-30-2009

    Your on my team, you'll love some of my work, this poem Heal the Mother , is added to my favorites, nice, :)

    If I feel physically as if the top of my head were taken off, I know that is poetry.

    Emily Dickinson (1830-1886) American poet.

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