CollossusA Poem by Sarah ConderSteel
scaffolding and concrete villains Towering,
maleficent and unrelenting, Against
an iron sky; weeping for man. Persistent
are the coarse clouds of smoke, curling, Grasping
the earth in a choking vice. The Oil
Titan lavishes his gluttonous money, Whilst
screaming-drills and parched machines Deaden
the hazel, the quivering aspen and the slender pine. No more
will man reap the fruits of his desires. Two
hundred years of cutting, burning, erecting, and tearing down In a
cycle of monotony and destruction, Culminating
in a Wasteland. For all
that is left is The
violation of Mother Nature, deflowered. © 2013 Sarah ConderFeatured Review
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5 Reviews Added on July 5, 2013 Last Updated on July 5, 2013 Tags: steel, scaffolding, deforestation, concrete, poem, industrialization, collossus AuthorSarah ConderUnited KingdomAboutHello there lovelies, my name is Sarah, I am eighteen and am a student of English Literature and Drama. I am very fond of reading, especially 19th-20th Century fiction, the works of Shakespeare and th.. more..Writing
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