Earth Day Poetry
You dose me with words
You do not like my ideas -
So I can shut up already.
It is too late to change
It is over with now -
Yes, the world is over with.
Big Oil Field
Big and black, nasty
It used to be blue
There used to be oceans
Many years ago.
Now we have seven oil fields
The planet is covered
With All the blackness
Metal dolphins eat rusty fish.
Rural Highway New Mexico
Integrity is very good
Tumbling ancient karma
In crushing waves of spirit
Into the tar of despair.
The highway of sticky asphalt
Tar of ages past
Little pinky mice scrambling
Across the road in a giant tiny herd.
Published by Angie Grey
Data entry clerk, won honorable mention Winter Arts Contest Bethpage, NY in photography (Canon Rebel film camera), wrote Roleteria Review column for college media, medalist nature category photos Mexico City... View profile
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