The Majestic Oak

I am a Tree

The Oak Is Me 

Seeded in the before Time

I Grow before Your Eyes 

My Roots run Deep , My Branches Weep

The atrocities I have Seen

The Rape and Pillage of My Friends the Trees 

Dis Pleases Me

The Fire in the Heart, burns and Makes Ash

The Ash is compressed to make the Soil

The Soil accepts the Seeds, to Make More Trees

 Rain Waters The seeds set in the Soil

That Grow more Trees, for You and Me

Trees build Shelters from the Rain

There is plenty for Everyone

The Trees, The Trees, stoke the Fire, that Makes the Ash, 

That Grows the Seed, watered by the Rain

To Grow a Forest of Trees

When We take only What We Need

There is Plenty, Plenty of Trees

Stop the GREED, Plant Seeds, Sow the Soil,

 Make Love

Under the TREES, We All Need the Trees, Can't You See?

The Majestic OAK, Knows what We all Need

To LOVE TREES!

There is no meaning in the Etymology dictionary for atrocities, it came up as HUN(n)

Note the word has, "City", in it, how true is that, pave over Nature, that is a atrocity

Hun (n.)

person from a tribe from central Asia that overran Europe in the 4c. and 5c., Old English Hunas (plural), from Medieval Latin Hunni, apparently ultimately from Turkic Hun-yü, the name of a tribe (they were known in China as Han or Hiong-nu). Figurative sense of "reckless destroyer of beauty" is from 1806. Applied to the German in World War I by their enemies because of stories of atrocities, but the nickname originally was urged on German soldiers bound for China by Kaiser Wilhelm II in 1900, which caused a scandal. Related: Hunnic; Hunnish.
 https://www.etymonline.com/word/Hun#etymonline_v_16060

a·troc·i·ty

/əˈträsədē/

noun

plural noun: atrocities

an extremely wicked or cruel act, typically one involving physical violence or injury.

"war atrocities"

synonyms:

act of barbarity, act of brutality, act of savagery, act of wickedness, cruelty, abomination, enormity, outrage, horror, monstrosity, obscenity, iniquity, violation, crime, transgression, wrong, wrongdoing, offense, injury, affront, scandal, injustice, abuse;

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