I see the small boy, his hands filled with tiny rocks
He climbs up, throwing pebbles into water
One at a time, they gently drift into the unknown
He seems fascinated with their soft sound, the moment they disappear from view
I see the tall tree, her branches burdened with leaves
She looks at me with anger and fear, controlled by the sun
Over time she bends and curves, mutilated by unseen forces
Then, when she is sick of fighting, lays down in the soft coffin of earth
I see the clever squirrel, his paws soaked in water
Washing away the remains of a stolen meal
He finds another nut, rips it's flesh apart, devours it
He ignores me, too occupied, scanning the ground for his next meal
I see the molten cloud, dancing with the atmosphere
She is slowly fitting into our definitions of her
What at first is intangible comes into view
A cloud, a boy, a tree, a squirrel, a rock.