Amanda Baker
Hmmm - with a bit of room to maneuver. These two sentences are extracted from my newly published epic environmental poetry story 'Casey & the Surfmen'. This fable appertains to the real horror story unfolding round us right now... This is from part ll of the story.
"Burning wind scorched the earth which was barren and grey,
no sun arose, no new day,
no moon of silver and shimmering white
consecrated the velvet night.
No sound but the scream of the mutilated earth
and the howl of The One who was there at its birth,
no noise but the weeping of babes in the womb,
no laughing but the chuckles from the tomb."
Enjoy...
"Burning wind scorched the earth which was barren and grey,
no sun arose, no new day,
no moon of silver and shimmering white
consecrated the velvet night.
No sound but the scream of the mutilated earth
and the howl of The One who was there at its birth,
no noise but the weeping of babes in the womb,
no laughing but the chuckles from the tomb."
Enjoy...
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