Burnt Umber
A Poem by Marshal Gebbie
Burnt Umberby Marshal GebbieBurnt umber in the morning As the planets do align, Ominously holding To the Zodiac design, Reminding us that somewhere In the Bible, it was said, That by the twelfth year of this century Whole populations would be dead.
They say it is upon us Those children of the moon, They say the fingers of our destiny Shall fall upon us soon. Calamitous catastrophe To befall the western world That fiscal debt implosion Will result with fraud unfurled,
When abnormal plate subduction Along the continent's divide Will magnify the earthquake swarm Across the planet's hide. When enormous ring tsunamis Emanate from deep at sea To cascade onto shorelines To wreak extreme calamity.
Across the globe, Astrologist's, Say something huge is due. Their whispers quietly amplified To percolate to you. What little can be done or said It's very hard to say Because authorities worldwide Refuse to recognize this day, They won't readily acknowledge Those symptoms verily to hand, The frequent natural disasters Occurring in each land.
Contagion is contagious The whispers may be wrong, Perhaps the future holds for us A vastly different song, But when the moon is full and white And I look into her face, I discern a bleak anxiety Destined for the human race I see mother nature poised To take the heavy, upper hand With an implacable demeanor And un empathetic stand.
Burnt umber in the morning As the planets do align, Ominously holding To the Zodiac design, Reminding us that somewhere In the Bible, it was said, That by the twelfth year of this century Whole populations would be dead.
Marshalg @theBach In the cold moonlight 20 May 2010 May 19, 2010
© 2011 Marshal Gebbie
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Marshal GebbieAuckland, New Zealand
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Poem writer for the average Joe. Take tremendous satisfaction in creatively writing about everyday things and everyday people.
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