Best Natural Disastersmother Poems


Premium Member The Rape of Mother Earth

Ravaged by progress
the Mother’s bones lain bare;
scar tissue acting as back drop
for the architectural blight of man.

Ravaged like the Sabine women,
the Mother’s blood and tears corrupted
mined by the mindless,
careless, heartless, pillagers, born.

Sickened, the Mother fumes,
spewing lava, and ash to cleanse.
Raging the Mother’s oceans recoil
ferociously drowning, purging cities.

The Mother screams
whirlpool destroy ships at sea
whirlwinds erase the plaque of man.

One wonders,
at the audacity of the child
who ravages the Mother. 

No pity for their souls will be found.

Mother of Nature

As I set staring so far out at the bay, I saw a flash that was so fieriest and fast. I 
looked at the sky with a blink of my eye and saw the black clouds rolling in so 
fieriest and fast, for then I heard the thunder roar the wind blowing in such an 
unremarkably and fieriest way. 
It was as if Mother Nature was so having a retaliation day, so there for I say slowly 
calm down my beauty mother of nature; for you are bewilderingly our remarkably 
beauty of nature.

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As the 6 o clock news ends
She looks up with a face full of innocence,and grace
eyes filled with pain
She runs too her mother,where she hopes she'll find comfort
How come things have too be this way,she yells at her,voice full of disgrace
Assuring and loving Her mother answers
Everything will be Ohkay,her favorite line next too come
Its not the End of the World..
She looks up at her mother and thinks outloud,
Face filled with questions..
Are you sure?.
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