Rotted Wood
With limbs drying And the bark falling off The tree stands with only the roots Grasping to tainted soil. Brown leaves rotting below Give testament to once proud moments When ideas were alive And the leaves were green. But slowly the vine circles, strangling the body; limbs begin to die and fall away. The bark, sick and blackened By the disease eating away the core Starts to dry and give homes To termites who mockingly accept. And being tired to hang on The tree falls over In a forest alone With no one to hear it.
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I am a button pusher. I stir up trouble. It is what I do. I live in the borders between light and dark. I can write about beautiful things, and joy and love, but I find I am more creative when i write about the dark. I love to hold a mirror up to the...
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