Tree Cut Down

Paul Gerard Reed

You felt the flutter of the breeze
The rain cry all it's tears
North winds strenthen then ease
You were alive for a hundred years
 
It all happened in a blur
They came and set you alight
No-one knows who they were
Kids hiding in the night
 
I wonder how they would feel
If flames swallowed them in the park
If life ordered them to kneel
All just for a lark.
  • Author: Paul Gerard Reed (Offline Offline)
  • Published: February 9th, 2025 04:10
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  • arqios

    A poem that a sapient would FEEL and breathe. A picture of “Creation” in turmoil… and humans not measuring up to our so called potentialities. 🙏🏻🕊



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