Silently SlaughteredA Poem by Ama May CooperI was challenged by my friend to write a poem about grass... and this is what i came up with
Undisturbed we grow together
neighbors frozen in place basking in the rays of an unearthly goddess given no voice to speak we sway silently in the breeze our roots twirling within the ground we call home united by the very soil we live in A simple life untouched by drama and trivial matters our life time reason merely to grow, to reach up , to photo-synthesize And then suddenly with no hint of explanation we are invaded ripped and torn from our comfortable roosting These warm blooded mammals mangling and tramping our safe haven there tentacle like grip draining our sustenance leaving us destroyed and ragged We lay no longer living undisturbed till the winds blow tumbling away as fresh new buds sprout to replace our decayed battlefield
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2 Reviews Added on May 29, 2012 Last Updated on May 29, 2012 AuthorAma May CooperLondon, south west, United KingdomAboutName: Ama may cooper Current age(when joined):16 Sex: female Age now: 27 I am merely a being, treading softly on these foreign lands. I am no great individual, no wise king or beautiful temptres.. more..Writing
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