Scape can be a noun meaning a leafless stalk, a stem like part, or a scene or view, or an archaic verb meaning escape. – Collins Dictionary. Poetic device: PERSONIFICATION Image created by MAI-Image-2.5
Upon a forest floor where many lie and breezes stir, the upper branches bent to meet the final breath of shrivelled sigh, a leaf would cling to heaven’s tears when sent. Its youthful lustre now recalled through tales as varied as seasons – verdant meadow below the clouds which often yield to gales then scud along periphery of show. When thermal blast from forest fires above an ocean scape of waves competing in sound with rumbling progress fits the Man like glove through ignorance – eventually hound. A leaf in woods that’s silent, is the Hope we need to cling to – shadows rest on slope.
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