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The trees don't blossom

but the forest keeps growing.

The beasts that roamed have been replaced

by loud mechanical monsters.

The gentle flap that carried thousands of birds,

drowned out by the giant rocs*

carried by turbines and steel wings.

The monkeys that swung in the trees

now wear suits and sit at desks.

bears and wolves that tormented the weak,

run it all with the cunning of a fox,

and the ants that once crawled freely,

now follow restricted paths of black rocks.

we visioned of wonderlands

and were given wastelands.

we venture through steel forests and asphalt trails





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