Poem: The Climbing Tree

Branches of brawn Leaves of lust Soft skin on softer moss Growing limbs Reaching higher A playground for the mind Then green turns gray And to the cradle they return Once saplings, only ash

October 30, 2021

Branches of brawn

Leaves of lust

Soft skin on softer moss

Growing limbs

Reaching higher

A playground for the mind

Then green turns gray

And to the cradle they return

Once saplings, only ash

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