Invader Poem by Theorem The Truth Serum

Invader



Seen by the eyes of the wilderness
I kept wandering through the forest of mossy trees
The birds chirped and flew from one branch to another
The deer came and then quickly went
My voice cried out from the depths of my soul
The creatures of the forest stopped to look
They looked at the origin but knew not what to do
Some ran eastward, northward, southward, and westward
Some stood quietly like a stone in an upright posture
The needles of the trees fell like green snowflakes
The crunch of the ground felt as if I was walking on bran cereal
Pine cones aged slowly near the trees
As I got closer to the animals of the forest
They scampered off abruptly scared
I've interrupted their paradise
I've invaded their homes

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