What Once Was Can Never Be Again

What Once Was Can Never Be Again

A Poem by Subversive Reality

With both hemispheres now deep
Cleaned, by keeping from the street
Where once a naive bird tweeted
Pleating a chance to submerge
And wash himself in the warm water bath

Where he changed stable levels dearly
For roller-coaster coasting on
And missing life to meddle, clearly
With his own grounds, trade
At the cheap rate of twenty pounds

I still get a whiff of that brain death
Smoke stench wafted from
Scores of unbelieving hordes,
Who puff away their mores
With neurological fall from grace
To the truth I hope they do escape

And I beg for no more,
For me at least this coral seabed shore
Spells death where once beauty slept
Below the depths in deep uncertainty

© 2013 Subversive Reality


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Added on October 16, 2013
Last Updated on October 16, 2013

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Subversive Reality
Subversive Reality

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Hi, I'm a twenty-something bloke from the UK who recently started writing (January 2013). I decided to start writing to allow myself an additional way to channel my emotions, as I have been through so.. more..

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