Fatal Attraction Poem by Ken e Hall

Fatal Attraction

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Oh... From mother earths beginning I was there born
My arms forever held in welcome gesture
My backbone rings its annual display as
I stand steadfast, fingered roots grip deep beneath this earth
Thru tempest rain and fire
I will grow again
I can live growing a thousand years or more
My ageing years do not condemn I grow stronger
Born so wealthy in happiness as a multitude of life lives within my canopy
Mother earth’s lungs dwell within
Consuming monoxides ‘carbon, expelling life’s oxygen for every life
Of man his dog plants food and rivers flowing to the sea
Why cut me down to cut the hand that feeds them...Fatal attraction
Why stack me along the freeway for
Young men that have again a fatal attraction and
Wrap their cars around me?
Global warming is a warning
Carbon slush is killing us softly
Oh for a leader to speak out and shout
We can do this and do something like a man
Educate eradicate travel on a recycle and
Remember the poles are melting!

POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
No 1 carbon polluter China No2 USA, Children of the World No2 Billion
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Valsa George 05 November 2013

Never cut down trees for they 'expel life's oxygen for all' and give succour and sustenance to man and beast! A great write! !

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Aftab Alam Khursheed 13 November 2013

full of philosophy and maturity two thing shimmered in my eyes....poem wise thank you sir

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Noreen Carden 11 November 2013

Hello Ken great poem with a timely message if only the powers that be would take heed

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Sally Plumb Plumb 11 November 2013

Very philosophical..... food for thought.

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Valerie Dohren 10 November 2013

If only trees could talk, I am sure they they would all agree with you - a great poem, interesting and well written.

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Wahab Abdul 10 November 2013

stunning poetry, i love the diction along with the power of imagination and narration...fantastic poem..

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Ken e Hall

Ken e Hall

England-Now Australian Citizen
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