My veins Are the roots embedded in Her soil, I confess to Her ever-watching moon And it smiles. Her tides are both elysian waves And eternal damnation. All the sinners hide in darkness watching angels Floating on the surface. Trees are Her many hands that reach out to touch us Proof that She's there, A reminder that She cares. That She dies with us When we're in harsh winters, When our bones are brittle and aching She too aches. She teaches us that life cycles, That those frigid winters will thaw And life will start again. A fresh spring in our hearts. I will not die only once, I have already felt death's touch. I am not who I was, nor who I will be. Just like Her, She will break. She will change. She will wither away. But She will never leave us. Unforgiving, merciless, and unfair She'd take our fragile lives as quickly as she gave it. The Mother of all and their destroyer She is both god and the devil. She'll guide our souls through her rivers Into her holy, ****** ocean.