A Tree House

The rubble was still rising 
after the direct hit. The 
private dens were in ruins. 
Salicin ? Do you know the-

willow-bark ? My father said, 
the spirit of the tree healed 
and removed the suffering 
and pain of man.  

Celebrating the cease of 
fire, death moves in a circle, 
seeking the truce between the-
cage free neighbours.

Don’t pull out the tubers, the 
roots. The ancient souls-
live in them. The psyche, you
will have to read off mute greens.

Ask the questions. From the wounded 
earth, will be an electric response.


Satish Verma
Copyright © | Year Posted 2015

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