Trees: The Seeds Poem by Myra Livingston
Trees: The Seeds
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We are
Given light wings,
Parachutes, downy legs
That we may be carried aloft
By wind
And drop
Where some kind mouse
Will bury us in earth;
Some squirrel will forget we are food,
Leave us
To sprout
Green shoots, to weave
Rootlets, that we may eat
And drink and grow in time our own
Small seed
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5/8/2024 8:42:30 AM # 1.0.0.1119
Well written my friend. Good one there.