Forest EmpathyA Poem by R.A. Youngblood
She is burying down her feet,
As the wind picks up mortified leaves from the ground. After she whispered her sorrows in complete silence, The tress voluntarily begin to scream their names and their pains. While her eyes are immersing with deep green of the moss, The chirping birds hide in the wood and fall into rest. Torrid empathy is being shared with commitment And subtly awaking the ancient fragrant of the forest. Her mind is renewing its pattern And her heart wishes for burial of humanity's rigor. © 2018 R.A. YoungbloodReviews
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