Thursday 14 November 2013
13th November 2013
Sonnet 11
She should just have another you grow'st
So if (when?) the present you's departest
There's no need for kids to be bestow'st -
Science has us forever convertest.
This world's too small to hold how we increase,
Now we're breeding faster than we decay
It's not in our nature to stop, refrain, cease:
We just can't bear that "me" might fade away.
Those who can't stretch to eternal self-store
(That's the new natural selection) perish,
It's a Brave New World or it's you no more;
Plus more resources for us to cherish!
There's just rich perennials left thereby
Ensuring it's only the poor who die.
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