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I Am The Meadow


I am the meadow, the tranquil meadow. I am the trees, the trees that gently swayed. I am the birds, the birds that sweetly chirped. I am the flowers, the flowers that bobbed and danced. I am the cattle, the cattle that greedily grazed. I am the hands, the hands who held the ax. I am the ax, who stole the trees. I am the logs, the logs that give no shade. I am the nests, the nests that harbored the birds. I am the birds, the birds who could not save the flowers. I am the flowers, the flowers that withered away. I am the meadow, the meadow an Eden no more. I am the man, the man the butchered the cattle that cut the trees, that killed the birds, that killed the flowers, I was the meadow.
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Comments (2)

trahman95
I think out of so many of them I really loved this one especially because I got the image of the places. That was amazing.
arnoux06
this is well written. keep it up!

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