Oil and gas. Makes me think of the providers of energy and how they can dictate the markets. While they increase their wealth, others freeze to death in unheated homes. Three little stanzas which open the mind to much thinking. Well penned Arundass.
Oil and gas. So essential to the modern world, and yet there is that dichotomy, they also going to be the tools of our destruction. lots to think of here A. good poem
this makes me think of oil and water ~ living together. never mixing well.
but need the other but can stand on their own.
the line "wealthy wealth" made me :) great write.
Oil and gas. Makes me think of the providers of energy and how they can dictate the markets. While they increase their wealth, others freeze to death in unheated homes. Three little stanzas which open the mind to much thinking. Well penned Arundass.
Wells drilled to hell for sure
These two are what has kept much of Western Canada in the chips, it has also managed to almost wipe out many species, including nearly a million Cariboo who's calving grounds are now pot marked with drilling rigs.
They have additionally created the atmospheric pollution that has helped produce global warming, which if we keep letting happen, will eliminate us from letting it happen
I'd rather think of this poem as a laser. It wastes no energy or words yet it cuts straight to the core.
My favorite paradox here: Hell is wealth! My God! That's something to think about.
Akinlolu
I think that many believe that the oil business is crammed with rich people...and this is probably true... and it is true that they flaunt their money, gamble their money away and don't even think of those who suffer with nothing...but some people must be in that business or we would not have heat, cooling, and other necessities.. it's a double edge sword.... nice!
Warmly, B
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Really true, these industries mustbe there. Thank you friend 😊
I like the rhythmic flow within the chants and the beat. Short but benevolently accommodating, and it certainly has (for me) a childish sense of nostalgia reading poems made in this structure and scheme. Thank you for sharing your work, author Arundass TP.