I Am the Moss
I am the Moss
I am the moss,
and to you,
I am barely there.
I make soft ground to walk on.
I decorate your trees and rocks,
but to you,
I am barely there.
If I were gone,
would you notice?
Of course.
But here I am and
do you notice?
No.
If I was as tall as a tree,
If I was as lovely as a flower,
then you might notice me.
But I am neither
tall as a tree,
nor lovely as a flower.
I am the moss,
and to you,
I am barely there.
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