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Dear Mother Earth
Hark! Green antennas ascend forward
Like bursting fingers towards youthful scalps
I hope, with ever-trembling knuckles
That this spectacle shalln’t be drowned by talc
But when polyethylene sprouts from trees
And the mother’s flesh is torn with uranium bullets
Parcels of pollution are forcibly propelled
Into the starving childrens’ gullets
And in the midst of this little pieces of paper twirl
Frenzied, unwitholdable hurricane-akin
Piling themselves upon like burdens onto Sorry Charlies
To the regal egalitarian tubs of self-sufficiency and sin
And the people whimper and scramble
Like delirious cats down linoleum halls
While atop the massive peaks that the golden castle sits on
The men laugh uproariously, laughing at it all!
If words can break through bones
Then dub this text an iron mace
For hopes it usurps rotund fists
And bring them down to grace
Alas, the withering marks ripple
And continue their dreadful caterwaul
I still remain rooted with ferocity and hope
That justice comes for all.
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My third poem for school! (possibly dark)