Thursday, May 2, 2013

The Rock Cycle Poem


Deep in the Earth;
From there I came.
Volcano erupted,
Now I'm not the same.
Magma to lava;
The thought is ingenious. 
Rock experts now;
Classify me as igneous. 
Pounded by sea, the tyrannical waves;
A few of my substance, occasionally saves. 
Now please don't go too far;
On your sentiment. 
I've merely become;
What is called "sediment." 
I might scrape up the toe;
Of an unaware jock.
Once I harden to be;
Sedimentary rock. 
Add heat and some pressure;
I'll show you one more trick. 
When suddenly;
My name is "Metamorphic."
The heat then grew greater;
I melted inside. 
And back into the Earth;
As magma I ride. 
Some doubt if I ever;
Will see you again. 
However, the Rock Cycle;
Determines when

2 comments:

  1. mm you could face your fears and leave your name coward. To Marvalance, this is a beautiful poem and don't let anyone tell you anything else. Its pure emotion nearly brought me to tears, and the raw portrayal of this limitless cycle truly spoke to me. Thank you.

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