Trees In The City
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In forests of glass and steel,
the modern trees take root,
with silent, deep foundations,
and branches reaching for the sun.
Their trunks are polished granite,
their bark a shimmering facade,
each window a small leaf
that glitters in the urban shade.
They whisper with the wind,
a low and humming drone,
of elevators rising,
of whispers on the phone.
Through veins of tangled wires,
and pipes that carry life,
the current flows and pulses,
relieving daily strife.
No nests are built within them,
just floors of busy hive,
where human dreams and dollars
struggle and survive.
They do not shed their foliage,
or sleep through winter's chill,
they simply stand and prosper,
obeying human will.
And though no birds may sing there,
or squirrels climb their height,
they stretch toward the heavens,
and catch the fading light.
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