Me Me Me Poem by Margaret Ann Newcomb

Me Me Me



The kelp, strong and gentle
does not fight the current.
It bends and sways and
bows to passers by.

The tumbleweeds just amble on
when chosen by the wind.
Bumping into everything
that does not move in time.

The leaf that rides upon the stream
does not guide the flow.
It twists and turns
and spins about,
not managing the hour.

and we clear the mountains
and we taint the streams
and we drive the
pristine snows to mud.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
James B. Earley 22 April 2008

Brilliant commentary, but accurate, and sad reflection of Mankind! Thanks for sharing my friend.

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Craig Steiger 04 September 2007

a very nice praise of Nature.... reminds me of Taoism.

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