The dust had settled
20 October 2020

Landscapes gyrating
Moon a backdrop of ashes
the Earth spun onwards
The soot filled the sky
fragments disintegrating
the ground split in flakes
Dirt strewn everywhere
the flowers lost to the weed
battles in gardens
Tea estates littered
cinders from the teeming pit
Magmatic plates moved
Soil’s upheaval
The hills turned into mountains;
valleys disappeared
Churning sand of time
Gradual recovery
the dust had settled
Reading of the poem:
Written in the context of Ronovan writes weekly Haiku challenge using the words “Dust”, “Weed” and their synonyms. Rules and other contributions available here: https://ronovanwrites.com/2020/10/19/ronovan-writes-weekly-haiku-poetry-prompt-challenge-328-dust-weed/
Massive Attack – The Spoils ft. Hope Sandoval
Beautiful to listen to.💜
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Thank you 💜
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A pleasure 💜
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These could be scarily prophetic
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Yes they could Derrick. We wonder where the world is going with all that is happening.
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