Trees

I see towering trees 
As they move and unwind
In the sky high, wheeze
Waving so subtly, in the shine

Penetrating sky flowers
They stand alone
And are like ivory towers
And medieval thrones

Words in the breeze
Rambling with the leaves
Humming with tranquility
Saying it softly

Nothing is more unworldly
And more praiseworthy
Than a beautiful, strong tree
Sighing, ever so, transcendentally
Copyright © | Year Posted 2018

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