#Diamond in the Swamp' Pt. 3

by DavidBokolo


The sprawling mangrove forest shifted away
from the giant concrete thoroughfare that has
come to traverse through their murky habitation.

Their host of wild mammals and their uncut barbaric lifestyle
has retreated farther to their dense recluse of primitivity. 
A new host that now found pleasure on the thoroughfare
has come to be their companion.

These, blaze the highway in a breathtaking cruising hunks
of metal, with whining noise and expelling greasily pollutant
that sucks the freshness of the environment.

The murky fragrance of swamp, characterized by decaying 
mangrove leaves and mud; mixed with organic excretion is 
gradually easing out to these new pollutants of scorched
greasy gas being emitted from these speeding metal hunks.


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