Photograph: Light Through Dark Forest
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I wander through the wild wood-land Where the great oak trees stand As the trees dance and swing The gentle wind does calmly sing Its beautiful song of peace But then suddenly; the tune does cease Something is terribly wrong In the forest, strong Here come men into the land Shining axes in each hand With their axes they chop and thump Until every tree becomes a stump And as the trees do crack and splinter They leave the wood like a heath in winter I stagger through the naked wood Where the great oak trees stood. Check out more of my poems here!
The photo and the poem go so well together! What a powerful message too that is conveyed here. This is a great poem!
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Well written!
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Sad state…the world we live in. Provocative poem. Makes one pause, reflect, and…hope for better days ahead. A transformation, that’ s what mankind needs. Will it ever come…or come…too late?
Indeed! Lets just hope mankind can fix the damage we’ve done before It’s too late!
I think we’ve been saying that the last several decades…beginning with the smog that hovered over Los Angeles.
Love the simplicity and strength of this poem,
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I had to laugh, as I have this guide by Matt Groening on how to be a “sensitive poet”. In his hilarious guide, he provides topics of what to write about. One of the topics was writing about “tree stumps”.
So, I check out your blog, and right there is a poem with tree stumps in it! Too funny.
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Beautifully written, I could see the the mighty forest I could breathe it in. Then I heard the fear and pain. I wept at the carnage. Xx
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It was amazing
I didn’t sense the foreboding until it was close to the end. This painted a clear picture and has the vibe of the old-world language to it. Kudos.
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