Sir Keats

an outburst contemplating the way Nature has been made to lose its beauty over the ages

A thing of beauty is a joy forever
said Keats, the famous poet of yore
perhaps he didn't envisage the man of today
one who incessantly pillages and plunders
the fragile nectar that sustains her life
She has lost the pulchritude and grace
having been ravaged and raped over and again
the man of today is repentless Sir Keats
am sorry for your words have lost their meat..

Reviews

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oh how sad :(

I still believe that man has the ability to make good..but we have to learn that this is not our planet - we are just sitting tenants..

[Enigma]

True words.

[Tate Morgan]

Without mercy grace or repentance a man is a throwback to Neanderthal days

[NoneOfYourBusiness akaK..]

indeed in deed the failure of mankind is devstation i action~ your words rake the barb wire reality through the velvet composition of your artistry~

[Coyote Poetry]

I believe Keat's would be not happy with the actions and deeds of man. His love for the land was expressed in his words. I enjoyed your poem. You made point loud and clear in the amazing poem. Thank you.
Coyote

[Arielle Ann]

That was a fantastic piece!
"the man of today is repentless Sir Keats
am sorry for your words have lost their meat.."...wonderfully portrayed!

and the picture depicts your words completely :)