Nice Dale, this was simply alot better then the one I wrote in less then 5 minutes, haha. I should probably go back and re-construct it, but oh well. I think you should deserve to win, and add another award to the ones I already gave you! Ha!
"So when you see the weeping willow cry
Don't ask her why, ask humanity."
I don't want to "Tag" your poem with mine but I was also in that contest and you may see my poem entry that got a 3rd place,on my page...lol...Thanx for sharing yours too!!!
Succinct and timeless. Nice job. I, too, have written about the weeping willow crying which really drew me to this work, although I can not now remember which poem it was - lol - I have too many. I remember writing 'weep the tears of the weeping willow' and that is about it. I can really relate to what you have expressed here. Thank you for sharing your work. Lovely.
Light,
Siddartha
It's beautiful! The innocence of the weeping willow meets the brutality of mankind. It's a topical poem about one of the gravest mistakes our generation is inflicting on the world. We need art with a conscience to keep this issue at the forefront of peoples minds. Great write!
How true! we are here to be the protectors of nature yet we are the ones bringing Mother nature to her knees, i don't see the deer polluting our water, or the lion desecrating our land. it is us, the protectors of the world or rather the destroyers of our Mother nature!!
this is quite true, Dale...and it seems the human race still doesn't see what damage it is doing to mother earth. we have only one true home, so why continue hurting her i ask?
It's better to be dead and cool than alive and uncool
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Birth name: Dale Deadmond
Born November 20th, 1969
Metaphorically speaking music is my BFF and poetry is my soulmate.
This is my world of
my favorite poets are E.A. Poe, Dylan Thomas, R.. more..