Smog
I feel the smog
In my lungs,
Weighing down her wings.
I cough,
And it sticks in my throat.
I smell the smoke
Burning my eyes,
Burning her roots.
Centuries of hard work
Erased.
I hear the machines
Churning, repetitive.
Why should we change?
It's for the future to worry about.
They'd rather be wealthy.
I promise,
As her humble guest,
Before I depart,
I will leave her better than I found her.
I promise I will fix her.
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