Skeleton trees Silhouetted against Slate grey skies Within their reaching empty Bone bare branches tortured birds endlessly cry An icy wind blows Across the barren cemetery Thin branches rattle ominously above While the bird's raspy voices Cut glaringly Razor thin - tearing The thin fabric of reality The lifeless trees heave In the toxic storm In the whispering abandoned leaves Scudding across the frozen ground Hazy ghosts weep Over long forgotten sins A starving dog howls A forsaken soul The trees - Wait - Silent As if her pain they know Over moss covered tombstones Crows and ravens hover Dead: Child - Parent - Siblings A once scarred lover Tree roots erupt from the earth Disturbing the sleeping dead As if forcing them back to the living Trees that live on and on for centuries Until someone and a chain saw - are unforgiving
Beautifully mysterious in a magical real way. I loved how you wove so much life into the concept of dead trees standing. You're imagery and word choice brought the scene to life and I could feel the chill breeze as eyes gazed up at these ancient relics.
What a powerful vista you've created... hovering us over the darkness of death and barrenness... I could sense a deep song strumming across the air, plucking at the empty branches.
Just like nature we are resilient creatures but everyone and everything has a breaking point. That is why coexisting is necessary for continuing survival.
Beautifully mysterious in a magical real way. I loved how you wove so much life into the concept of dead trees standing. You're imagery and word choice brought the scene to life and I could feel the chill breeze as eyes gazed up at these ancient relics.
When Venus gets too close catfish have been known to come up out of the water onto the shore, feed awhile, then go back in.
It's business as usual in the Apocalypse. And business is very good right.. more..