Where once there was a forest, now stands a lonely tree.

Running for it’s life away from the ever increasing tide, seeking shelter from the ever warming sun.

Gone

The sky darkened as the ash fell like snow Blanketing everything in sight The world was ending and not a sound could be heard over the bellowing of the clouds above Angrily crashing together like hooves hitting stone, they billowed and moved quickly above spreading despair and destruction Humanity was lost.

Moon Set

I watched the moon set this morning. A full moon so bright Illuminating the darkness It’s face so different, so close You could almost reach out and touch it As the light sank lower, it’s aura casting moon shadows across the town The sky around grew darker for the sun could not yet be found

Watching

He sat by the window Desperate to get outside He couldn’t work the handles on the doors inside Relying on others when he couldn’t speak His only way of communication was barking or a squeak The world kept walking by But the glass panel was in the way He only wanted to greet people And

Death Visits.

As the pain in my chest grows, my heart pounding as though trying to beat against the bone cage which surrounds it and escape, I feel my breath fleeting; struggling on the intake but rushing to leave me like my soul eager to release its self from this fleshy jail. Death hovers near, beckoning with

The world is changing and it makes me so sad.

When I think about all the horrors humans not only inflict upon themselves, but on the Earth, I truly start to despise our ‘being’. The Earth itself is changing with heat escaping from the lower levels of the crust; under the icecaps, sink holes, earthquakes and tsunamis to name a few, all change what we

Silent streets

There’s something so satisfying An empty street, like a scene from an apocalypse Just quiet, no human noise, no voices, traffic or sounds The streets are clean, no litter or pollution The sun beats down, heating the pavements Closed shops and bars, just me Sat, watching, listening to the world How beautiful the sky is,