Extraterrestrials exhibit
Antipathetic “vibes”
Response
Time
Heroic
Detonated suspicion
Annihilates even their
Youth
Brenda Warren 2013
Process Notes: Dark and horrible, this little ditty came quickly. It is an acronym piece. Earth Day was my only prompt (read down the left column). My hope for humanity dissipates before my eyes (on any given day, I am quite happy, even now for instance).
But let me remind you, we are parasites on Earth. As a whole, we do her little favor.
Grow a garden, make our mother happy.
undercaws 
Brenda, thanks for visiting me recently. I’m going to give you a link, only because you will laugh your butt off…
Meantime, I could not agree with you more. I think the word “parasites” describes us, truly. Look at the USA. In little more than 200 years, Europeans have destroyed what the First Nations successfully tended for hundreds, thousands of years. We’d better get a move on, but I’m pretty pessimistic about this, as the govt. is in the hands of insanely rich people, and they have been bought off by OTHER insane insanely rich people.
Sorry to be a buzzkill, so here is the cheerful poem, hope you like it. An exact repro of Shakespeare’s Hamlet soliloquy, but it’s about when I was overweight! Love, Amy
http://sharplittlepencil.com/2013/04/23/tubby-or-not-tubby-an-exacting-parody/
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I understand your dark mood, Brenda. Life seems heavy at times. Well done.
Pamela
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Well done! I did not realize this was an acronym poem until I read your process notes.
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Like your poem. Like even more, your notes. In complete agreement. I had a garden, a huge one, and although it was tons of work, it was satisfying in a manner hard to explain, and found nowhere else.
Elizabeth
http://soulsmusic.wordpress.com/2013/04/22/for-earth-day/
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Thank you, Elizabeth. Managing a tangled mess of growing things can heal us.
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But play havoc with your back! Great summation of a rather horrid world, just at the moment. I hope people of goodwill can reverse the problems
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