WHO WILL ANSWER? (A Future Tale Of Self-Inflicted Genocide)

by Grey Ajurahck   Jun 23, 2007


The fish are staring at me
with contempt and smug patience,
for they know
they will inherit
California,
and in the dawn of
the perpetual winter
in the shadows of
a world ruined by our destruction
all will be left to the
rats and roaches reconstruction,
and in the desolate wind
who will answer?
for by then,
those of us responsible
will be nothing but
the dust of worms.

February 7, 1994

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  • 17 years ago

    by geeeeee

    When poems are written about the future, it always gives the poet more of an oppurtunity to let their imagination run wild, because really we can only guess what is to happen in the future. And you've done just that, which is excellent. At the rate that we're going, your poem could even become reality lol. What a wonderful world we live in hey.

    Take Care.