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Beneath


Buried beneath a silver birch tree Her grave marked with no more than a little pile of stones I don't want to draw attention to her but I couldn't leave her without remembrance She'll sleep there No one to disturb her No sounds but the rumble of passing trains Filled with people wanting to live Even if it's just for one more day
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