The Horrors of Life
Beautiful trees, swaying in the breeze;
Peaceful and content, resting at ease;
Bulldozers speeding, speeding faster and faster;
Obeying the rules, the rules of their master;
When the master says crush, that’s what they do;
For those types of people are ignorant with a lack of clue;
Beautiful trees, still swaying in the breeze;
Peaceful and content, resting at ease;
Down goes one, then one more;
Soon we are down to a group of four;
They can not run, they can not hide;
Rooted to the ground, unable to fight;
Watching as their loved ones, are swept from the ground;
Not a word from their “mouths”, not a word, not a sound;
A beautiful tree, still swaying in the breeze;
Peaceful, yet sad, resting at ease;
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