Another poem I wrote. The ending is bad, I know, but I had writer's block. >.< Enjoy.
In the twisted root,
The rough brown bark,
The emerald leaf,
I see the beauty of simplicity.
In the clear blue waters,
Or the storm churned sea,
I behold a powerful force;
Both a sculpting artist and a ravenous monster.
In the violet sky,
And the puff-ball clouds,
The infinite space beyond as well,
I view the mightiest liberator.
In the flash of light,
A sight of pale yellow fingers striking air,
And a melody of noise,
I witness the most glorious predator.
In the tall sharp peaks,
With their snow-powdered wigs,
And hard purple skins,
I realize a mountain man's dream.
In the dry lifeless sand,
And the scorching sun,
The rare few oases,
I am entranced in an amber landscape.
In this blue-green planet,
Which we call Earth,
I have known great splendors,
And have yet to know more.
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And boy, if you can cry at all, please don't cry for me.
I'll wait here on the ground in that place
Where the sky meets the sea.
Baby, don't make me be something that I'm not.
I'm here, I'm there, and everywhere,
Alive when you're all robots.
I'll wait here on the ground in that place
Where the sky meets the sea.
Baby, don't make me be something that I'm not.
I'm here, I'm there, and everywhere,
Alive when you're all robots.