The Trees have lost their Friends (For Coleton)
This is the feeling stuck in my gut. That awful taste through sips of Saturday morning coffee. Odd to the eye like the fashion magazine you read but knew you didn't order. Was it a Scammer perpetrating freud or was it a fat fingered key during an Amazon deal? It will all be rectified. In your gut, you feel it. So you walk your thoughts along like a herdsmen motives his goats through a pasture. But you are in The Valley. Vultures circle above sniffing Death's Perfume. The ground shakes super seismic. You feel them now, don't you? Creeping through the atmosphere, under Sycamores, sitting sinister, ready to pounce. They ain't what they used to be. No kin to Maple or Oak. They wait numb and dumb, no longer friends of Deciduous or Due Process. Heck, they're meaner than twenty miles of concertina. The only thing to call them is Enemy