|
progress of man by Charlie Morgan
green rivers were beautiful once,
life vibrating with every wet drop.
showed my daughter the green rivers now,
and they are the color of slow-death.
seems a traipse through liquid daffodils,
and the young girl is just seeing green.
should i break her dream cloud?
knowing once broken by reality
dreams become as touchable as a predawn mist
and as difficult to grasp and hold.
as we eat our own mother to her slow death
i don't want to be the harbinger-robin.
we clear, dig, smelt, form, erect
at the expense of the unborn.
yet, can i let her walk in ignorance
and watch to see if she joins the ranks of gen-x
thereby sullying her Little Prince view of the world?
08/04/2005 Posted on 08/04/2005 Copyright © 2025 Charlie Morgan
|