To left, howling wind crosses
scorching land, incinerating any
chance at life before it
begins
To the right, ancient trees
proudly protect the lesser life
beneath them, green harbor of
shade.
And I stand between the two,
one foot on either side of
an invisible line, a line of mixing
green and gold
Tendrils of plants stretch into
the wasteland, each inch farther, lost
is another shade of green until
all that remains is brown
The winds slam into the great
gaurdians, but for every barrier
they pass, another springs up
to weaken its murderous intent.
The balance is formed, the balance is held
neither side permiting the other to grow
a constant tension that rules the border
between two lands.
