Wednesday, September 26, 2012

Footprint

Picture by courtesy of World Resources

Walk on the sea-shore

In the crispy morning sun

Footprint in the sand

It was then pristine

Greed has destroyed its beauty

Dirty Port Dickson

Nature has its way

To teach man how to behave

Just wait for the day

September Heights - Day 27, P#186- Footprint

I lived in Port Dickson when my father was transferred there in 1967 for a couple of years and it was then still idyllic and peaceful with its clean beaches. But now Port Dickson is ugly with hotels and apartments lining the beaches where the public has no access as what it was before. Nature's wrath shall teach man a lesson one fine day.

2 comments:

kaykuala said...

Dear Hal,
All in the name of progress prompted by eager elements of greed. True enough! Great haiku!

Hank

abdulhalimshah said...

Hank,
If the price of progress is the destruction of Nature's pristine beauty, then let there be none, so that we can do justice to the environment as the Earth's trustees.