Woodpecker

Woodpecker

A Poem by Amber Roze

Hollow echo drills
hardened exterior
each bitter word
cuts deeper

Like a woodpecker
on it's branched perch
drills tiny punctures
exposed bits of core

This massive form
withstands the deadliest storms
while a little woodpecker
constantly pokes and jabs
chiseling away 
the strength of your shell

If you let these  be
eventually 
it will kill 
mightiest of trees

© 2018 Amber Roze


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I have thick skin. I don’t let a lot bother me but people who constantly needle you, are hard to be around and cause us to snap! Nice write!

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Amber Roze
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