Wild and Serene in a Thousand Shades of Green
- Kai Garcia-Tobar

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trees curled and blackened,
scarred not only by the natural environment in which they grew,
but their corpses defamed
by the very forces that took their lives
flame
hoof
hand
desecration of their corpses.
yet not so far above lives
wild
green
serene
a bright shadow
a reminder of what used to be.
take a walk among it and realize
just how much we have lost.
lose yourself in the vines,
twisting and curling,
wild and mangled,
a thousand
shades of
green.

reaching out fingers of desperation,
pleading us.
remember.
remember.
remember.
the environment in which we grew
that shaped how we formed our branches
the species we were,
the species we supported.




This poem is delectable