Weeds
Crouch down low, eye-level
to the lives being destroyed.
Don't yank, pull.
Slowly. Agonizngly. No anesthesia.
Roots emerge tangled and grasping.
Fingers digging into the soil.
One knuckle at a time releases.
They see the light.
Spiderwebs delicate intricate
nearly invisible to the eye.
Ant nests chaotic peaceful
hidden from the sun.
They are gone. Gone with the weeds.
I stand up. Stretch. And choose
my victims carefully
killing to let my rosebush live.
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