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Featured Poetry WWR 55

I Cut Down a Tree

Brent Ameneyro |
October 17, 2026

Mike L

& it woke me in
the night. It stood there against
the vast dark sky, as

if it were never
cut, as if I could go back
to being a child.

The wind conducted
the leaves for a few measures,
the final cadence.

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