'Man and Tree' by Wayne R. Flowerin blood behind bone.
One rhythm beats,
spurting out that fuel.
Trees, fighting us with oxygen,
slow dimension soldiers.
Our death love a fire
called electricity, called emotion.
Photographs steal the soul,
so they say,
but last longer than blinks of our eyes.
City sighs at once,
shits in rivers,
rolls over to sleep.
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