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We are still amidst thorns

A leaf falls from the tree 
looks for the verdant stems 
Had I had the key, it thinks 
to come back once more

While on the flight the bird thinks
I wish the rain had a little pause
I could have decked up the feathers 
The whistle too would have returned 

In fact it's we who are the birds and leaves 
We have been thinking for thousands of years 
Had we been able to plant some more trees 
We might have seen an abundance of roses 

Rose represents the civilization 
We are still amidst the thorns 

29 August 2026
Copyright © | Year Posted 2026

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