Support Me
I have never been so instantly beckoned by something
that could neither speak nor move on its own accord,
But this tree, this glorious tree,
truly beckoned me.
I admired its strutting, outgoing companion and
I considered its soulless, coloring neighbor.
But this tree, one I would like to name 'my tree'
simply called to me like an old friend.
Never in my lifetime have I so
cherished the leaves that sway,
the wind passing be them.
Never in my lifetime have I so
relished in the feeling the bark gives me,
the wood taking in my love.
As a small green bug crawls across
my notebook and finger,
I realize I am not the only one
who has been captivated by the tree.
As the butt of a cigarette sits on
the ground by the tree,
I realize I am not the only one
who has felt desire near this tree.
I look up and can see the sun,
who has so generously helped this
tree to grow to its full beauty,
simply shining through the leaves.
I cannot help but to thank
the sun, who supported this tree
and all the trees around to it to
Support Me.
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