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Disintegrate


I was the highest tree, Always full of dastardly glee. The sun kissed my face everyday With his rays, but you cut me up and I began to soon fade. You were the lumberjack that Cut me down, disintegrated Me until I was no longer found.
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Jasmeow

17 year old aspiring photographer and writer from California.

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