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Joyce Coomer: Lament for wanton destruction of natural beauty For those who care: Two glorious trees whose branches and leaves provided homes for the birds and a voice for the wind. Slaughtered for no good reason. - JOYCE M. COOMER By Joyce M. Coomer Guest editorial On our road . . . - Day lilies. Gone. - Jewelweed. Gone. - Chicory. Gone. - Clumps of daisies and wildflowers I cannot name. Gone. Destroyed by man's fear of the Un-neat. On the approach to town . . . - Two glorious trees whose branches and leaves provided homes for the birds and a voice for the wind. Slaughtered for no good reason. I do not know how much more wanton destruction my soul can stand. - Joyce M. Coomer This story was posted on 2018-06-12 10:34:49
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