Life After Death

15 Apr 2009

·Pen

The sun is tired, it shines its final ray Evidence the sun has called it a day Animals scatter to their hole The forest now silent, no sight of a soul Perhaps to foreshadow the forest’s fate The birds let us know it is too late As they try to fly away from potential harm Then several men approach carrying chainsaws, otherwise known as nature’s firearm The animals return, theysense something’s wrong As these strangers destroy homes to which they belong The helpless animals can only look on In less than an hour their only home is gone The forest, known for it’s beauty and elegance at first sight Deserved a better outcome on this fatal night Deep amongst the rubble and filthy debris Stands a tiny little newborn tree For miles on end, it stands alone in isolation This tree is a sign of hope, forget the devastation The air is filled with a blinding smog The aftermath leaves not even a log The animals gather around the newborn tree As if they were asking god to set them free They wonder what did they ever do wrong? Though homeless, they remain strong. That tiny tree would eventually grow a forest again The animals revive new colonies den by den The rising sun starts the day as the moon takes it's final breath Behold this phenomenonwe callLife After Death

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