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Lendon Partain
Poems
Apr 2016
Soil Conservation Society of Japan
We are the forest of the dead.
We are crimson willow trees.
We are weeping in the woods,
Hanging bodies like chandeliers
Leaves,
Crumble,
Deep in.
Humus,
Body becomes soil.
Bleeding the forest.
Cold
Wet
Moss undergrowth
Drag down the bones
The beetles form inside,
Leave larval forms behind,
Above our heads they swing,
The wind blows bleeding trees.
The machinery of death.
Brings the forest life,
From suicide.
Written by
Lendon Partain
32/Non-binary/Andrews, Texas
(32/Non-binary/Andrews, Texas)
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