I will stand tall,
and live for ages,
I will never fall
unless you make me.
Even when the wind blows,
even if it snows,
I'm firm and strong.
I'm steady as a rock.
And if you ever saw me
lying on the floor,
you should know
I didn't do it on my own.
I'm big,
I'm gigantic,
but my skin won't protect me
from your chainsaws
and your hatchets.
I feed your lungs
and you chop me off.
I give you food
and you cut my wood.
When will anything satisfy you?
When will it be enough?
When my leaves leave me
And my branches break,
We would all have fallen,
So how are you goin' to stand?
YOU ARE READING
Moths
PoetryThey deserved better... Jane, Methuselah, Razor, these are some protagonists of Moths, a series of poems and short stories about loneliness, depression and maybe death... Only one way to find out. I DO own the cover (now)