Sense Sonnets

Sunday, January 29, 2017

Sense Sonnet - Acher

Fall of a Giant

'Twas a giant sequoia tree
Alive a thousand years or more,
Then some humans thought it would be
Profitable to cut a door -
A tunnel through the massive trunk,
So horse drawn wagons could drive through.
Later drove through gas powered junk,
Became quite a tourist  to do.
A hundred thirty years went by.
The tree lived up to worldwide fame.
Through time the tree did slowly die.
Twenty seventeen - the end came.

No more tickets through it to sell.
The tree did shatter as it fell.

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