The undeniable beauty of trees
There is beauty in you
the tired veins peaking from your lids
like bluebonnets in Texas.
The sad slopes of your shoulders
like the old towns that everyone passes.
You are alive, much like a tree
People pass by
and they can't see
how achingly beautiful you are
from the root of your feet
to the branches of your hands
rough and soothing
as they run through the winds hair
the messy curls of your leaves
blowing in the wind
the rosy chapped lips
are the berries you offer
full of life and love
and you are sleepy and sad
because people pass by
and they stop and glance
but they never give you a chance
they want something else
something you can't offer
and yet here you are
patient as ever
as I will be
with you
forever...
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