Leaves whither
From the cold
But the tree, preoccupied
With it's own survival
Neglects them
Surrenders them
To their deaths
At the hands of nature
They whither, they fall,
Lifeless, to the ground
Their fallen bodies
Crunch underfoot.
Their corpses pile
On grass once green
And strangle it -
To be sure
A most gruesome
Way to die
But also, perhaps,
An unasked for mercy
To be strangled with many
Rather than to freeze alone.
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