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The Importance, of independence


Alone I walk

Though my feet my fail, my arms will not.

The trees are orange, my toes are green.

But you my dear, have such a brilliant gleam.

These woods, are just too much.

 

While I trod,

These heads do nod.

But not in the way I would.

 

I nod loud.

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