Strange Beings Poem by Sandra Feldman
Strange Beings
Anything we touch we destroy,
The Oceans, the Air, Ourselves,
Even what we build, we destroy,
As if we were,
Spoiled children, with a toy,
That just don't care.
Thursday, December 18, 2014
Topic(s) of this poem: friendship
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Leah Ayliffe
19 December 2014
I la la love this! Speaks so much truth in such little lines. It's a powerful and honest message.
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