"Cry Us A River, Mother Earth; Our Cities Are Burning."

That's my caption for the above picture.

I see it as, our cities, the "people" are "burning--they are suffering and dying. And this inner-turmoil and strife needs to be addressed.

Which is what "The City," in its ever-so classy fashion, is "saying" to the Earth: "Yes, we understand your significance, and your cries for help--but, right now, we need to focus on the war that is raging within our own people. Then we can get to you. So Chill (literally)."

At least, that's how I see it ;) Thanks!