Man

by

Faye Hoffman

At the edge of the forest,
where civilization ends.
Man can go no further,
nature hurts and it defends.

Footprints now behind us,
where evolution once began.
A curse upon our Mother Earth.
We're the disease upon this land.

To the East now we are facing.
Spreading ruin upon the ground.
With each step that we are taking,
we seed destruction all around.

Overpopulating,
as we eat upon the land.
Hunger and disease surround us.
What happened to the great plan?

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