A 17-year-old girl with family links to the upper Dale enjoys writing poetry and has already had some published . Mia has a love of words, a deep sense of the world around her and enjoys sharing her views through this medium. We have chosen this one as our Poem of the Month.
The Laws of Science,
If there were no sun,
Water wouldn’t turn to rain.
If we lived with no solar system,
The world would never rotate.
It’s impossible to live without,
something you’ve always known.
Without atoms lines up perfectly,
We would never have grown.
How could you comprehend it,
When the science makes no sense?
Will you ever learn to heal,
If the worst has not arrived just yet?
Without the clouds in the sky,
Storms could never come,
So they never go.
So we never know what to expect,
So what happens next?
How do you comprehend it,
When the science makes no sense?
How do you learn to heal,
When the worst isn’t over yet?
Everything goes hand in hand,
Perfectly is how we planned,
Life can’t go on if it’s not right in place,
Through time and through space.
We built a life brick by brick,
now I stand alone to knock it down,
I needed your help.
So where do I go now?
When we lose the sun,
And water doesn’t turn to rain,
When change comes to our solar system,
How could the world rotate?
