Pollution
An entry to the eclipse challenge
Earthly vibrations bounce between
climate and gravity; revolving around anything that’s
living.
Interrogating the fact everything will falter, as the moon reminds us for a quick second of that.
Preeminence, when it hid the sun.
Souls with five fingers and five toes, to any creepeth thing that crawleth lurch existential crisis, as momentum can only one day cease to contribute to this human defiance.
Eclipsing beyond the satellites, the stars, will form an alliance.
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A tribute to Earth Day
About the Creator
Natasha Collazo
**Studying Modern Journalism @ NYU **
Project: The diary of an emo Latina
I get inspired at the mid of night
Stock market by day, howler by night
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Comments (6)
"Preeminence, when it hid the sun" I loved that line. You make the moon sound so powerful and influencial (in all fairness, it is). This was a beautiful poem, Natasha <3. A great tribute to Earth day.
Great concept and acrostic, Natasha! Really loved the last line!
Amazing acrostic! Very important especially now.
Important message you’ve written here, well done.
Oooo, preeminence, that's a new word for me! So Acrostic was so beautifully written. I loved it!
I like it. People should think about the Earth more than what they think right now.