Ngahuru Poem

Ngahuru Whā

 

Like a wave crashing down

Leaves can’t help but fall

The inevitable can’t be stalled

They hang from their oak trees

And I wonder why

 

Leaves have turned from calming greens

To violent fires from awful scenes

And I am somehow inspired

By lush leaves extraordinary effort

To stay with their home tree

 

Cold wind blows a gale

Trying to rip leaves off oak trees

Other leaves fall off on their own

They give up their home

Because it’s hard to hang

From a terrific oak tree

 

The wind ensures no mahuetanga

 

-Hunter

 

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