Sara Wilson. These Are the Trees Going On Without Us.

These Are The Trees Going On Without Us

There is a migration, and rocks
are crushed, the crust
moved, plowed through by woods,
the gentle stealth of fibers.

…there, amidst trunks and bluffs
that move slow, the drift of mass
of mountains, even;
treed mountains:

a march of the mulch and maddened.

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