A tribute to Kurt Vonnegut and "Galapagos"
*Random ten wrods (including Michael Jackson) were submitted for me to use in a poem together and this is what I came up with ….
The forest creatures;
from squirrels, turtles, wolves and whatever is left,
scurry across the desolate land;
chewing on rocks.
They have become reckless as the starvation sets in a world destroyed by the past
inhabitants.
The ones which are left behind;
left for dead,
fighting for food.
Before the ravenous rabbits moved like zombies in Michael Jackson’s “Thriller”,
life was like a rainbow;
and the stars shone upon a world which had potential.
The inhabitants forgot to watch out for ahead;
there would be nothing;
nothing left.
Life is now like stale bread,
and the deathless wish they could
find something left;
even if it was moldy,
lonely;
at least they would not have to eat dirt.
The illusion that the past inhabitants had was that things would not ever change;
they did not look to the future;
even though all they did was consume and constantly
rearrange the world around them with their
big brains.
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