Flowers From Antarctica

Flowers From Antarctica

We’re lost in a world we once belonged

as the world heats up slowly on,

with we, as victims of ourselves.

Bones can be xylophones, or lashed together ladders rungs

which we can climb  above ourselves.

Petroglyphs and monuments

will tell us of the past,

tall cliffs of skyscrapers

will tell of how we lived and worked.

New mystics will rise from the fires,

new souls will find God in what’s left.

In a garden in Antarctica

we’ll find an enchanted garden with

fruit trees wafting with sweet exotic flowers.

We’ll eat the produce of the land,  hand and hand,

with a sense of Déjà vu,

with a sense of something new.

About Lisa Tremback

I started writing in Elementary school and was published in school and local newspapers. I graduated from Kishwaukee College with an A.A. in English and a certificate in Computer Operations. I later studied under the poet, Bill Knox, at Columbia College in Chicago. I have been published at Colorado State University's underground newspaper. I enjoy writing almost every day and love to write about my relationship with G-d.

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