We can be many things,
build giant cities.
Proclaimed kings.
They said we can do anything
in our times of discovery.
Sow our lands
with gold and luxury.
We have weapons and tools,
fire and the wheel
but we can't stop the thunders rumble
or the shakes of the earth
as lands crumble.
We can't stop
the tidal surges.
Mother Nature's
primal urges.
We are not the rulers
of this blue-green sphere.
We should be cowering in fear.
Instead, we swear
"Well the oil is there"
We may be able to fly
upon wings of metallic
birds in the sky,
drive in
metal cages.
Drown in
our mental cages
but we can't stop
Mother Nature's rages,
nor the walls from falling
when the earthquake
comes calling.
We can't stem the lava flow
when the volcano blows
We can't walk the seas,
or breathe
If Mother Nature is displeased.
She will have us on our knees pleading,
"It must have been insanity."
We can conquer and kill.
Take lands with a sword
We can get oil
with just the switch of a drill
but we can't protect all that we have built
from the rages of Mother Earth's waves
as they cascade angrily
against the brickwork facades.
So, when we are sinking,
and lands are drowning,
whilst we are frantically
flapping our legs around, trying to swim,
Mother nature will watch on as we proclaim,
"It wasn't me, can we please start again"
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