In graveyard trees that whisper
hanging solemn as the dead.
A root may sometimes
pass through coffin,
chest, and heart, and head.
Drawing life from parts decayed
making use of useless rot.
On occasion to
breathe the soul through
pitch soaked veins forgot.
Water then is vessel for
taking this soul throughout.
Washing over tired
bodies filled with
memory and doubt.
The journey lasts much longer
then the lives of those who grieve.
Passing through trunk and
branch and finally
ending in the leave.
Then leave decays like body,
coffin, head, and chest, and heart.
And soul and all fall
to the ground and
slowly break apart.
Rain will fall on broken leave
and soak it into the ground.
And trees will whisper
"All is heard in
cemetery sound."
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