Struggle in Nature

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Sep 262012
 

 

Why cometh the storm and the hurricane

Raging beasts that tear down the farmers grain

Wheat and rye planted under Sun’s bane

With sweats, hunger and a prayer for rain

 

Why cometh the mysterious stab of disease

The hunter who steals the limbs of youth and ease

Plunging peoples into this frantic search for release

And in ruin, and waste, laying many a rapturous creed

 

Why?

 

Why cometh envy, distrust and jealousy

Tending in our ‘pious’ hearts, the wraiths of anarchy

Brother against brother; Love, guest in hates boundary

Genuineness devoid; ugliness, cowrie of the gods’ county

 

Why cometh death, the shameless whore in an oysters shell

Sucking voraciously the nubile essence of Nature’s spell

Life! The tender fire billowing in this warm crater evil befell

Bowing out suddenly to the hungry kiss of the belle

 

Why?

 

Why this endless, vigorous struggle in nature

This never ending chase through which our lives, we alter

Always chaotic: with our needs, our world we ignorantly batter

Leaving the legacies willed, forgotten in the ensuing languor

 

25/06/2012

Ohmston Weth

 

 

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  9 Responses to “Struggle in Nature”

  1. Why has no answer. The truth is…. Without struggle, there’s no competition. Life becomes uninteresting. ;)

  2. This is very beautiful. A time when nature is fighting back at the neglect and intolerance it has suffered in the hands of mankind.

  3. Questions begetting more questions.
    Sometimes it makes you wonder what it all means, this life.

  4. I found some of the rhymes hard pressed but the message is pretty engaging

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