Sonnet: Man’s Works Could Spell His Doom

Man’s every action’s fraught with dangers more Than Nature’s furies threaten him at times; All human ventures are unsafe to core; Disasters happen almost in all climes. Man’s inventions are causing ruin fast; His works have brought extinction of species; Though Nature destroys, as proved in the past, Its checks and balances can never cease. Man’s curiosity, research in science, Has unseen dangers that could spell his doom; And man who has forgotten conscience Has curses, punishments that seem to loom. Align with Nature, if man can just do, He surely can postpone his waterloo. Copyright by Dr John Celes 31-07-2015