Winter Tree
By Caty McCall
Winter Tree
Pieces of me
Drift to the floor.
Like leaves in the Autumn.
Slowly dying
No matter their pleas.
Though I’ve fallen apart,
All my patience and beauty sagging,
Still I stand firm,
A brittle winter tree.
Everyone knows I’ve lost my charm
But no one cares.
They see no harm.
But the biggest cut of all
Can’t be seen.
Only felt,
Only by me.
My rough bark has grown around it
Concealing it from prying eyes
Daring them to question,
To wonder.
But answers I hide
Behind clever words
A tantalizing whit
Addicting sarcasm.
This way,
I may be a winter tree,
But that’s all they’ll ever see.
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