INVASIVE

We all value our own space but there comes a time when we feel 'invaded'

                    

                     INVASIVE ...

are humans - to an extent -

in pursuit of learning and to invent

surreal images - for posterity.

Male dominance rears up in the

struggle for survival in the creation

       of new and better things.

Women work in the shadows - are content.

Rare and wonderful studies in ecology

launches us on the study of nature

and the part it plays in the core of our society.

Some may question the existence of a creator

Others question the theory of evolution

but stop in awe to study the component part

                of each living being.

Invasive are these thoughts that seek to question

          all things great or small.

Are we 'put together' by a Creator or have we just 

                        'Evolved'

Created @ 4.30pm on Saturday 17th August 2019

                    

Author's Note

Sometimes simple things prompt us to write. In the hope of getting certain thoughts across we invent seemingly insignificant dribble.

Reviews

[jacob erin-cilberto]

Women should never be in the shadows...we are all equal components who make this life work....and life?
to me...not an argument of creation or evolution...but we are a combination of both...
i really like this piece so much.
Wonderful poem, kitty....posing such pertinent questions to ponder.
j.

[kitty]

Respect to you for valueing the other sex!

[lightsong]

I know men and women have their own different parts and roles in life, but never in the "shadow" instead hand in hand together. as humans we will always seek and we will always search and it will never stop, a part of our journey and existence to do so, writing the thoughts down will help us, even when we don't find the answer we are satisfied with, thank You for keeping sharing with us Your humanistic thoughts dear Kitty, and may peace always fill Your mind and heart ❤️️

[kitty]

Women down through the ages have striven to play arole in our society apart from the ones expected of them. We often 'strive' not to lead but to support our male counterparts: some would agree while others will strongly agree. Thanks for your insightful input.