These Trees That Knew Poem by Patti Masterman

These Trees That Knew

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These trees that knew
My touch, could tell
The others too,
Before they fell.

Their children played
In leafy house;
Circling honeysuckle
And path of mouse.

These tree's offspring
Grew all around,
To muffle well
Coarse city sound.

Old trunks fall down
When new are made,
Their fragile light
Becomes a shade.

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