Roots
Roots
The levels of the heart intertwine like roots
In
The
Ground
Trees dead like us
they wait and believe that their cause is still needed,
Effort in a dead dream
The tree may tell them that it is no longer able to stay strong
yet the roots have closed ears
As
I
Did
with you
you were my tree, my life, my mission
that I failed
take in the hate filled air
comments, hate, and criticism
So much more than just air
I cleaned it, fixed it, and made it beautiful
yet that hate had to go somewhere: me
deep underneath the ground where even
I
thought
It
Was
Buried
Pumped it up to you
after all you needed it more than I did
I was fine, knowing you were more than fine
more than great
more than me
Closed my eyes and watching as you flourished
I
Fell
but who cared about me,
The tree was seen
Roots covered up
You where all that they saw anyways
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