Inktober 2022 Day 9: The Trees
As always, thanks to Andrea for her artwork:
You’ll never, ever know it but
Strange things they are afoot
Deep inside the forest
There’s a’creaking in the root
No one will ever see it
No one will ever hear
No one can ever come across
This thing that will appear
It won’t happen when they’re older
Mature? Will be no more
But there amongst the saplings
There’s a timberland dancefloor
The young trees are exuberant
You think they all stay still?
Well, you’re very much mistaken
As they’ll dance about at will
It starts when comes the autumn breeze
And good folk are at home
At first a gentle rustling
Then they start to roam
They move with gay abandon
Sway branches everywhere
They’re young and free, but you won’t see
Them move without a care
So next time when you’re walking
Out in the countryside
You may think you see a movement
At the corner of your eyes
But look again and all is still
You’ll feel a slight unease, but
You’ll never catch those fresh young trees
Walking in the breeze
(Unless, perhaps, you live in Dunsinane Hill……..)
Inktober 2022 Day 9: The Trees
As always, thanks to Andrea for her artwork:
You’ll never, ever know it but
Strange things they are afoot
Deep inside the forest
There’s a’creaking in the root
No one will ever see it
No one will ever hear
No one can ever come across
This thing that will appear
It won’t happen when they’re older
Mature? Will be no more
But there amongst the saplings
There’s a timberland dancefloor
The young trees are exuberant
You think they all stay still?
Well, you’re very much mistaken
As they’ll dance about at will
It starts when comes the autumn breeze
And good folk are at home
At first a gentle rustling
Then they start to roam
They move with gay abandon
Sway branches everywhere
They’re young and free, but you won’t see
Them move without a care
So next time when you’re walking
Out in the countryside
You may think you see a movement
At the corner of your eyes
But look again and all is still
You’ll feel a slight unease, but
You’ll never catch those fresh young trees
Walking in the breeze
(Unless, perhaps, you live in Dunsinane Hill……..)