A single blade of grass
Is it dead
Is it living
Is it breathing
Does it see
Does it feel
Does it die
Who draws the line
With life and death
does it feel crushed beneath the heel of the other blades of grass like we do? now you've got me thinking about ants and what they would say if only they could.
Ah, the questions. Read mine - Of Dandelions and Tears - Adeline
I like this one very much - in my mind everything has life and should be respected, even a blade of grass.
I don't know, but in observing nature, it hard to think of these things not having life similar to ours. I think that's why we use personification so much in our poems. It's a wonderful, peaceful feeling to walk and simply observe nature. I love doing this. Very nice poem about contemplation.
An interesting poem, puts up the question. Are we indeed walking on something alive? Are we killing it and cannot hear it's silent cries?
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
who indeed? great questions!