The world is unkind
Uncaring, a concrete jungle
Destructive of the living
Hateful of nature
Cold steel, brick, mortar
Rises like tombstones
And the profit lines
Of a business graph
The green and the pleasant
Cut to slices, like a pie chart
Divided into opportunities
Scarce becomes all that is beautiful
The birds, bees, butterflies
The colours of each autumn
Now the dullness of fading brick
Broken tarmac and concrete
Lit by the orange glare of streetlights
Good poem. It raises a most pertinent question: how does we, our life, life of each one of us, affect our environment, Mother Earth? That, "The earth has not been bequeathed to us by our ancestors, we have just borrowed it from the next generation."
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
How housing and industry along with road and rail are overwhelming the countryside