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We Could All Be Mars, By: Nathan Mallon

December 30, 2024 by Nathan Mallon

We Could All Be Mars, By: Nathan Mallon

A parched absence of love’s love

for her irregular twins sees a red-faced father

detonate his wrath of sins.

This universal passion invades the Earth and stars.

Thus, maligned by terror and panic,

we could all be Mars.

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