Stands a lonely frightened tree.
Tumultuous waves of destruction abound her.
A sense of doom around, the human encroach.
Her swinging canopy gives a sorrowful bow.
Ungrateful ingrate, power saws coughs with thirst.
And axes grind with menace on her ebony skin.
From every fissures tears fall as cuts deep.
Her cry resonant echoing befallen kin.
Memories are vivid, that stagnate time of the thud.
Blind we celebrate plentiful lumber and tracks.
Woe to us, as the murder cast forth curses.
With a last breath, she kicks with vengeance.
Tears dried, we celebrate more deserts and no rain.
As my guilty mind longs to give her a new life.
Let save our trees, do something! Before its too late.
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