Pangaea

Humanity is like a bubble,
hanging delicately attached to nature itself.
Children looking curiously in,
like dancers in a dream,
unable to break free from their World
Laughing and learning together by day
Yet alone and invisibly afraid to sleep at night

Do not mistake this bubble for a pretty globe.
It is humanity itself.
And will burst long before this rock
burns its memory into deep space.

Then there will be no reflection
Not even your own
No more children looking in
Only the echoes of a lost race
It is simply a question of when?


Tony Fallon

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More on the pervasive human problem that Gaia is here for us alone and the loss of ancient memory and wisdom of its life giving nature. Soon enough survival is going to be more important than consumption but seemingly not yet.

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  • lynauklet
    lynaukletabout 4 years ago

    “And will burst long before this rock
    burns its memory into deep space.”

    These are the best lines. Nicely done.

  • Sean Farragher
    Sean Farragherabout 4 years ago

    great words