Tears of the Trees
Trees are crying,
Shedding tears passed down from the sky.
Their tears mix with my own
For we both grieve.
Birds stop their singing,
Wind becomes a whisper.
Only silence remains.
The Earth mourns.
Weeds seep through the freshly laid dirt,
Time fades the small name etched into the granite.
A short name for a short life at the head of a short coffin.
The willows weep, the Birches bawl.
Rain washes pain and makes the world clean.
But the sky refuses,
The only water
Is the tears of the trees.
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