Poem - Drought, Poetess - Jean Eureka (Mexico)

 

Drought

Jean Eureka

The prairie became desert,

Were the decisions,

Those that are taken,

Those that are forgotten,

Were the wars,

Pain and greed.

Of green cloaks,

Now marked with cracks.

The meadow was deserted,

Were the indecisions,

Those that are released, the memories,

It was half peace, false joy,

The feigned detachment.

 Of blue cloaks,

Deep cracks.

The lush meadow turned into a desert,

The sky no longer watered the mantles,

Afraid of hypocrisy.

And despite everything,

I can still see the light through the cracks.

Irreversible betrayal,

Irreversible death.

Your impact,

My impact,

Our impact..

Let's not look for blame, if there is no time for solutions.

Does it matter? Did it matter?

The earth resists,

Humanity... wake up!

The prairie became desert,

Arid, hot and inhospitable.

And we are still here.

MEXICAN ACADEMIC, architect, poet and writer, JEANETTE ESMERALDA TIBURCIO MÁRQUEZ, graduated from UNAM and studied Pedagogy, has numerous books published in the genres of poetry and narrative. SHE IS THE WOMAN WHO CHAIRS THE UNACCC CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA. RECTOR OF THE UNIVERSITY OF NATIONS FOR THE QUALITY OF EDUCATION. FOUNDING PRESIDENT OF A MIL MENTES POR MEXICO INTERNATIONAL, EXECUTIVE PRESIDENT OF THE GLOBAL LEADERS ALLIANCE AND THE WORLD ACADEMY OF YOUTH IN LITERATURE, HISTORY, ART AND CULTURE, PRODUCER OF CABINA 11 GLOBAL CHAIN, Deputy Executive President of the WORLD ACADEMY OF LITERATURE, HISTORY, ART AND CULTURE, she is the International Coordinator of Mil Mentes por México of the International Festival of Women in Letters of the National Academy of History and Geography of the UNAM, ambassador of La Fenêtre of Paris, of the Indian Academy of Ethics , of the universal Peace Circle of Switzerland and France and Peace ambassador of the Paccis nuntiis movement.