Clamour Poem by nimal dunuhinga

Clamour

Rating: 5.0


His clammy lungs still breathe in the mysterious Oxygen
And breathe out the hazardous Carbon Dioxide.
Though it's dangerous the kind flora absorb and in return patiently give us the precious air to survive.
Oh! What a masterful chain reaction is this?
The poor jobless vagabond peeps through the broken window in his lonely decaying citadel and he sees afar the gloomy picture.
The inhumane souls clear the jungle forcefully with their cruel bulldozers.

*In gratitude I wind up this to the Syrian silent songbird Susie.Zuheir.Gharib.
With best regards,
yours sincerely,
a jailbird

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Alison Cassidy 06 February 2009

This strongly evocative poem is dedicated to the beautiful environment that man is slowly but inevitably destroying with his bulldozers and his greed. May I add my voice to your dedication to Susie Gharib. Love, Allie ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥

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Sandra Fowler 07 October 2008

Two brave souls who are surviving. Glad to see the dedication to Susie Gharib. She will never be forgotten by her poemhunter friends. Take care. As always, Sandra

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kalubovila East, Sri Lanka
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