Sunset. Lough O’ Flynn
Month: July 2021
Elusive Butterfly
Elusive butterfly
Should there be butterflies I mused
Scratching my head quite confused
Whose beauty I used to extol
As I took my daily stroll.
A peacock or fritillary
Which in abundance I would see
A momentary wondrous space
mind captured by their embrace.
I’m lucky now if I can spy
Their glory as they pass me by
Yet another vision lost in a world
where we may count the cost.
Jpoet7 ( @wordverse.me )
Easily amused
Beyond the garden gate
Wounded by the wealthy.
Wounded by the wealthy
Are we watched by those above
I wonder how they judge us
Do they see destruction
Within the way we live.
Do they see the forests
Felled for fossil fuels
Fired up by global warming
On nature’s sparkling jewels.
Stripping out that beauty
To generate their wealth
Without due consideration
Gold cannot buy their health.
Another planet plundered
By pompous pillage pirates
Exploding in a golden glow
Extinct now by their virus.
Jpoet7 ( @wordverse.me )
Let the hedgerows prosper
Let the hedgerows prosper
Wild grasses weave, softly sway
Nature’s children come out to play
Brighten up the dullest Day
In that essential-mindful way.
A beauty that we must display
Dash that driveway to decay
Create a space-a habitat
Wipe our feet on a welcome mat.
Open our eyes it’s plain to see
That cutting down a living tree
Burning forests-killing bees
Will not set us free.
Confine us to a concrete hell
Underneath a corporate spell
Where grey suits mine a money well
Swiss accounts, pockets swell.
Let our countryside survive
Let our hedgerows thrive
Keep that sparkle in our eyes
Turn that corner-it will surprise.
Jpoet7 ( @wordverse.me )
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