Philosophy Natural Disasters Poems

Mined and burned fuels that are fossil
Create debacles colossal
Large profits some got
But when nature gets hot
It will make past disasters seem docile...

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I  feel  royal     
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What is born in the thermals of a barren land
A spiral of destruction sublime

(I feel its power seeping into the ground)

Across the seas, it comes...

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We gave up our unity

With each and every barrier;

Abandoned integrity

Ushers in each disaster.

 

With our “narrow domestic walls”,

We all live in a cocoon;

Do we ever...

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I realized COVID-19 called for a lengthy isolation, 
I stocked my cupboard and went into self-imposed quarantine 
Confined with no visitors provides little consolation. 

I...

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Why is life so complex?
Why am I feeling vexed?
Pulling one way,
Not feeling one has any say,
Too much involved
For the problem to be solved,
Not wanting to...

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THE CHENNAI FLOODS - SECOND PART


No food nor drinking water, those alive, pity
Faced chillness, starvation and panic in eyes
No medicines, no blankets and no clothes...

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Humane destiny erupts with Alpha Yang 
and divinely reposes with Omega Yin,
a bookending closure pair

Waiting for each life system 
and love sequence
to complete this co-identity...

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When we are young 
Only dreams dance in our heads
Lover’s trysts 
Holding hands a bliss

Then comes the trifecta of darkness
The long hours job
The stack of...

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Agate skies filled with cloud-swirls;
twisting, turning rivers of music dance above.

Below angry magma bubbles up a sea of madness.
Its chaotic belching disrupts all life.

Earth is...

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Always a little leak,
Dripping in my roof.
As the thunder and the lighting,
Storm around my telephone booth.
The tidal wave is rising,
To drown the children a sleep,
As...

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"'Cause when your back's against the wall
That's when you show no fear at all
And when you're running out of time
That's when you hitch your star...

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What is it to see the soil of home again?
A welcome, snow-struck and a return
To cold; sharp white contrasts sunburn.
We converse in broken tongues to...

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The English weather:
Rainclouds follow us from home
There is no escape....

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Water licks your feet
Far cry from the beating sun
Desert sand to sea...

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