The plow of hate
The plow of hate
digs
the Earth.
The shining blade
engraves furrows soaked with tears,
and tills clots of grudge,
and digs atrocious slashes of mourning,
and ferrets out the roots of remote revenges,
and rolls buried tragedies,
and rediscovers ancient pits of death.
With fanatical anger
the plow of hate
slashes
the ground of distant countries,
and smashes remote regions,
then it starts scratching
the calm familiar valleys.
Engraved, stunned,
plowed,
the wounded Earth
is waiting for a seed
to make Peace,
again,
blossom.
M. Ivana T. Bach
2 comments:
This poem reminds me of native American sayings about the earth. They thought that plowing the earth, when the "white" man did so was hurtful to the earth. -- barbara
Peace.
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