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Standing on the Precipice of Time.... Watching the birds fall from the sky... Life is getting lifeless... listless, unruly And who or what is killing the bees? Flowers that have lost their fragrance... Words that have double meanings - Life is filled with uncertainty - surely. I observe the mountains as they melt Into the ****** sea Fish are floating - not swimming Animals disappearing while lifeless, lonely trees Seem to glare at the sun Begging for air - no oxygen to spare What has happened to this paradise of ours? Did we fall asleep and slumber too much While wasting the hours? Did we think it would last forever While we tended it not... Consuming, consuming - eating & drinking Leaving it all in a pile to rot
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Jan 2, 2015
Jan 2, 2015 at 9:38 PM UTC
Our Disappearing World ©2015, Willowmena Wren
Standing on the Precipice of Time.... Watching the birds fall from the sky... Life is getting lifeless... listless, unruly And who or what is killing the bees? Flowers that have lost their fragrance... Words that have double meanings - Life is filled with uncertainty - surely. I observe the mountains as they melt Into the ****** sea Fish are floating - not swimming Animals disappearing while lifeless, lonely trees Seem to glare at the sun Begging for air - no oxygen to spare What has happened to this paradise of ours? Did we fall asleep and slumber too much While wasting the hours? Did we think it would last forever While we tended it not... Consuming, consuming - eating & drinking Leaving it all in a pile to rot
I've just been writing and writing more - more or less as an exercise to practice writing everyday.  I am a writer and have been since I picked up my first crayon; only in those days it was just scribble-scratch on a piece of yellow construction paper.  Still, I knew my thoughts had meaning - I just did not have the ability to put it in an understandable format yet.
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Jan 2, 2015
Jan 2, 2015 at 9:38 PM UTC
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