concrete jungle
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Presentation by Prafulla Mahure M.A. English B. Ed. Cell No. 9421813483 Blog: www.englishwithmahure.blogspot.in Email: [email protected]
Presentation by
Prafulla Mahure M.A. English B. Ed. Cell No. 9421813483Blog: www.englishwithmahure.blogspot.in Email: [email protected]
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8.1 Concrete Jungle
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It is called concrete jungle.
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We used to stroll barefoot through the overgrown grass,.
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Its morning dew tickling our feet
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Now we step outside onto the rugged concrete
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No more natural
than the over processed food we eat
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We used to walk down the snow sprinkled trail,
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Maybe catch a glimpse of a bobcat, playing eye tricks with its tail
BOBCAT
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Now there is only one type of bobcat we see The one that is fur free,
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clearing the pavement of all debris
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We used to walk through a footpath in a forest of pine The smell intoxicating our lungs and mind
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Now the only smell to be found comes from plastic trees Swaying on my rear-view mirror, labelled pine breeze
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We used to watch the valley play hide and seek Shadowed by the mountain's immeasurable peak Considered the largest thing known to man
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Now skyscrapers are the most extravagant and titanic part of the plan
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We used to sit next to the stream, the wind caressing our crown
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Watching the magnificent untamed beasts roam far, far from town
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Now they are just characters of folktales, memories we pass down An adjective to describe someone, no more a noun
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This could be our reality If we continue to live in impracticality No more vast, endless oceans-
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Only littered swamps, the colour of a witch's potions.
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No more soaring birds overhead-
Only planes, so loud they rock your bed.
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No more woods
No more natural goods
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We have little time To change our self centered, one track minds Before we are stuck with a great heap of jumble Left only with an artificial concrete jungle.
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Thank You