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Forest Trails Untraveled

Hungry stones line the narrows

a jagged, muddy trail

aspen trees as pharaohs

gaunt columns of massive scale

 

Broken wagon pieces lie

testament to treachery

splintered axles cry

hopeless dwell in reverie

only insects fly

 

Lonely road disintegrate

loose shades of beige and brown

fallen roadsigns instigate

nature steal the crown

 

Hungry stones in narrows

still are left unfed

bodies strewn with arrows

death they do not dread.

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