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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required A simple recipe of water, silt, soil and clay Nature's potion; so powerful, so useful, so dangerous Uncontrollable and untethered is this egalitarian mixture Loved and loathed by human and animal Low tide, the muddy shores of the Victorian Thames beckoned The ragged-clothed mudlark scavenged for anything he could sell Scrap iron, animal fat, coal, pieces of rope and canvas - the daily fayre Few pennies for bread and beer, so cruel for the young, orphaned, homeless child They came to Woodstock and Glastonbury with a light heart Tens of thousands flocked to share music and the experience Rain-turned fields of mud bound them together They freely left muddied, smiling and uplifted Yet, in another time the mudscape of the battlefield was the real enemy The toxic mix of natural mud contaminated with human bi-products Was the welcome each new trench soldier received It oozed into the very soul of every pawn on both sides In another place, Musgum people are at one with the earth The simple beauty of their mud huts lingers on Tall conical form cools the summer heat Outside, geometrical patterns channel the monsoon rains Elsewhere, acrid black smoke hangs over the valley like a spectre Families live and work in squalor, slaves in all but name A child finishes a mud brick her father moulded and her mother will bake India’s economic miracle built in the mud hell of the poor Strong, viscous, colourfully rich Powerful images of mud stencils of the street Dramatic forms of the land artist’s river mud Subtle negative spaces in mud cloth designs Yet in one moment, nature's art supersedes The deadly ride of everything in the mudflow’s path The open wound of a hillside landslide The jigsaw pattern in sun-baked mud of a riverbed The figurative use of mud exudes negative undertones Worthless and polluting, it described sixteenth century people and things Mixed with a sense of extreme, an insult it soon became Dragged through the mud by mudslinging of others, your name becomes mud Mud, O glorious mud You take no sides, you give no quarter Fluid in your journey, solid in your destiny Eternal existence assured
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