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A Poem by K. Harding
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A small stanza about the decadence of nature.

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Too often we take beauty for granted, yet it does not belong to us.
It lives to please nor me, nor you, it is but a breath of magic.
How we managed to deceive such acts of purity, I shall never know,
But I shall mourn for the decadence of nature's finest gifts,
And pray I do not become just like them.

© 2016 K. Harding


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Why mourn for something that you know doesn't regard you in it's existence?

Your poem ends on a dishonest note... you're hiding something from perhaps even yourself.

And of course your prayer is a wasted one... not one of us ever are separate from natural beauty, we are a part of it. You already are what you pray you never become. I find that a sacrilegious prayer... you are rejecting your participation in reality, you are rejecting your god. Get rid of god and that becomes an easier proposition...

Excellent work though, I like how you think. I really do. Are you an Apollonian or Dionysian?


Posted 8 Years Ago


I really like this one. Simple, yet, very meaningful. The beauty of this poem are delivered nicely.

Posted 8 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

K. Harding

8 Years Ago

Thank you!
Lovely ode to nature and indeed, humanity has acted disgracefully to her cause...pleased to meet you K.Wolf :)

Posted 8 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

K. Harding

8 Years Ago

Pleasure is mine. Thank you
NICE, I LIKE THIS, SHORT AND SWEET. SOMETIMES PEOPLE DRAW THESE THINGS OUT TO LONG BUT YOU HAVE CUT IT OFF JUST AT THE RIGHT TIME. LOVELY :)

Posted 8 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

K. Harding

8 Years Ago

Thank you for the feedback, it's appreciated and I agree some people draw things out. I'm glad you l.. read more

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Added on March 8, 2016
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Tags: Nature, Beauty, Poem, Small, Stanza, Spiritual, Decadence

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K. Harding
K. Harding

United Kingdom



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