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How pure... The Rose... It's natures beauty
Her flush red petals are soft as silk
The drops of dew are the tears she cries
Those who've seen the tears of the rose know
This is nature's will for survival
Yet we continue to destroy it

We'll see it under a moonlit night
We willll see what we are destroying
Hopefully we'll stop... But it's doubtful

For concrete has become our nature
Los Angeles or New York City
Demolishion followed by concrete
This is our repetition of life

Very soon, there will be nothing left
And we will have to destroy again

This time we will destroy our cement
Our precious concrete will fall for more
We always want bigger and taller

Just pray we don't live to see the day
The day that the concrete jungle falls

For humans will fall shortly after
©2007-2009 ~darkest-anime-fan
:icondarkest-anime-fan:

Author's Comments

I was thinking (as usual) and i came to the conclusion that humans are going to actually destroy nature. I know what you're thinking "not another tree hugger!" or something along those lines, but this is more talking about how we will actually need to destroy buildings after we've killed nature and it'll be a vicious circle.

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:iconchararwen:
oooh...nice and ominous. great choice of language! I like it :D

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"In the depths of winter, I found within me an invincible summer"
- Albert Camus

"Today well lived makes every yesterday a memory of happiness and every tomorrow a vision of hope. Look well, therefore, to this day..."
- proverb
:icondarkest-anime-fan:
Thanks XD if you like the dark stuff, have you checked out any more of my poetry?

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anime + video games = the answer to life
:iconchararwen:
yes! I did...i just didn't comment but I can if you want. I thought they were all very good! :D

--
"In the depths of winter, I found within me an invincible summer"
- Albert Camus

"Today well lived makes every yesterday a memory of happiness and every tomorrow a vision of hope. Look well, therefore, to this day..."
- proverb
:iconshukumei-dessy:
hmm. I don't really use the term tree-hugger. What human doesn't prefer breathing clean air while napping next to a tree? A time when creeks were "clean" enough to drink from (despite all the fishies having sex in it ^-^). I used to always wish that I lived 100 years ago (usually earlier but whatever) because it was AWESOME 100 years ago. Before all the building crap. :(
:iconpassionate-howl:
Wow... This stuff is deep man... Poor rose.

--
Feelings I used to have aren't there,
And for the first time in so long,
I really just don't care...

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