Wilderness
I look around me -
A half-torn forest.
Where man and tree
appear to have met.
I sit and ponder,
waiting for a Thoreau-ian moment.
"I wished to live deliberately".
But nothing happens.
I look around me -
A half-torn forest.
And I think to myself,
"What a waste".
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