Everywhere But Now

Everywhere But Now

A Poem by Alexander

The forest is everywhere but now.
A stark contrast to where I am is where I was,
The difference of today is yesterday.
Birds chirping is where I was,
Steel and glass is where I am.
The trees, like a beacon of life, shooting into the air,
Are now the smoke, a beacon of technology and automation.
Wolves are replaced by rats, and life by steel.
The sky at night now holds not stars, but planes.
The city is everywhere but then.

© 2015 Alexander


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Added on March 15, 2015
Last Updated on March 15, 2015