Beside the flowing river there,
are trees now empty,
of leaves to share,
upon the ground they fall to rest,
to make a home for life's insects.
A haven for their population,
In hiding from the human nation.
They cling for warmth amongst the leaves,
Waiting for spring,
For the sun and the breeze.
Jayne Louise Davies
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