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Gone
The trees had no source.
Coming from the grounds as sprouting began,
the roots invisible, perhaps underground.
The moss could not gather at its feetless grounds
and the bark looked like wrinkled skin overcome
and smothered by burst-out, muscular veins.
Some leafing stems sprouted out, but they were thrust up,
forcefully, erected, flimsy
in statuesque drug.
The termites were getting in—with a hard time, I’ll say—
while the trees took no notice.
When the rain fell, they were about to drink.
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I am very satisfied with this poem long after I have written it. I can still interpret and understand the meanings as I had intended from the start. I hope you will as well.