EARTH
The weight of
The world rests
On your shoulders, Atlas.
Will you let it crumble
Like the parasites
Around you? You sit
In your garden
Admiring, unafraid
For the reality of
your dying world.
Run your fingers
Through the earth
One last time, for
Your incompetence
Breeds the end of times.
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