Human Devastation's Poem by AFFAQ NABI

Man, in his arrogance, spurns all warning;
He heeds not the heavens' dire call.
Yet, the universe, with intricacy forming,
God wrought, raising mountains tall.
In the annals of the deserts hot and vast,
Reason lies in each scorching breath.
The unseen Creator knows the steadfast,
Yet man, blind to his might, courts death.
Interference forbidden, yet man persists,
Arms raised in defiance, deaf to grace.
His nature, steeped in vanity, insists,
Till God's miracles stare him in the face.
Human wisdom yields to divine might,
In the wake of nature's fierce display.
Man's hand, in devastation's blight,
For he heareth not the Almighty's say.