Fight for Pandora
The mining company
Has confirmed of a place
Its in the Alpha
Centauri
Deep out into space
Their provisional scouts
Miners
and Geologists
Declare seams of Unobtanium
In a jungle greened
mist
Expedition and workforce
With their military men
Set
of to this planet
To mine this precious gem
The day arrives
As
their equipment scores
Months now having passed
Leaving
incredible sores
Their expansion of greed
On this planet so
green
Turns the indigenous Na'vi
Against man and machine
With
their ingenious science
Of Na'vi-human hybrid
They create avatars
Entering
their mental state grid
Infiltrating this species
To gain
them on their side
So that mans greed can prosper
Whilst another
culture slides
The inevitability of conflict
Indigenous
against modern man
Bows and arrows against bullets
The fighting
has just began
This species on this far distant planet
Who are
in tune with their natures surrounds
Watch on in horror as mans
flying machines
Bring their Hometree to the ground
This stirs
up this indigenous nation
To rise up against mans greed
With their
harmony with nature
Unites all the planets breeds
The might
of modern man
Has met their match this day
And sent them back
where they came from
For once a planet saved from decay
"I
watched Avatar today and i was blown away with the colours, graphics
and
the sheer imagination along with the messages of how we treat
others"
This Place called Pandora
This place called Pandora
With its islands in the sky
What a
world, will we ever see
Or will it see the likes of you or I
With
their human characteristics
So indigenous in every way
Mannerisms
of a perfect race
Which man will never display
Where nature
has taken a different slant
With creatures I would love too see
Their
umbilical of species peace
Seems the perfect place to me
There's
instinct in their message
A sense of survival we will never see
All
their life from their planet earth
In the shape of their Hometree
This place called
Pandora
A figment of our imagination
Will there ever be a time in
our lives
As we look down from a future space station