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Ask the question do they feel anything
when a piece of them falls to the ground?
Just because our ears hear nothing
doesn't mean they don't scream.
Though their age may be high in years
and their bodies growing frail
Doesn't mean they don't shed tears
when gazing upon the pieces.
Some may say it's just like losing hair
there is no pain at all
But seeing a branch just lying there
seems to me, like losing an arm
Published by Allana Calhoun
I'm a working mother who has been writing poetry and short stories since I was a child. I also do crafts and create handmade jewelry. View profile
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22 Comments
Post a CommentInteresting poem. Great job. Laura Everly
Such an interesting perspective. So sensitive, this is beautiful.
very deep and touching piece..lovely work..
Really great job.
Beautiful perspective! :)
She's right..this is very sensitive..I'm so drawn to it..:) And I like your reference to Kafka on my poem. Thanks!
So sensitive and intuitive and lovely...
...like losing an arm. Nice. Thank goodness ambulation and digital manipulation does not seem to issues for trees.
Great work.
Thanks for sharing this poetry! I've always felt a connection to nature, trees and plants.