Sep 24, 2006 01:50
Late afternoon, another day is nearly done
A darker grey is breaking through a lighter one
A million sharpened ant teeth in the underground
That hollowed hurried sound
Of hooves on grassy floor
And as the possums snore
The moose are getting up
Rubbing antlers, trying not to say
I hate forestry.
The grizzly checks the beehive seven minutes late
The angry bee’s restlessness annunciates
Berries suck, hikers taste lousy anyways
The same food every day
And in the rotten wood grain,
The fireants are at it again
Bear’s talking to himself
And hears the wind echoing his phrase
I hate forestry.
And up above us all,
Leaning into sky
A golden eagle’s toy
Will be eaten and then die
Mouse no longer likes this town
And in his dying breath he proclaims
I....
Hate...
Forestry.