Trees hold the deep earth together way below with crooked fingers of the underworld and catches foul above Upward to the heavens on finger towers, clapping on winds they shake their dander And the makers of green bras on mountain tops
They are the landlords of ground,and air beasts, and incumbent giants of the ages They whisper being puppeteered by winds of old They are the alchemists of oxygen They are dangling playgrounds They are the Autumn crunches beneath our feet
Trunk etchings by bards, trees reflecting cultures' dissemination We walk under penumbras that deny the scorch of summer as cool water douses fire, so too, shade douses heat
Watching trees in my pleasant reverie I observe how they help break the carpeted land, bringing about aΒ Β certain diversity in moving tranquility and rustling of their songs
This poem was inspired by my poem "Ancient trees of Majesty" which catches rhymatic couplets