A leaf's deathly blow

Long lived lush green land across the country was embracing with rain,
A mild blundered act of human poisoned them with pain.
All green and vivacious creatures in thy woods shivered,
But never did they think that their woods will be conquered.


A century old giant tree's woes seemed to be plenty,
While the fiendish human envenomed a leaf's alacrity.
Glossy green leaf's life gradually declined with a sprinkle of toxin,
Thy soul of immense bonding with the tree made thou to rustle in vain.


No more tears left for the giant tree except to castigate.
And gleefully the broad leaf was hovering from the twig in deep hesitancy to separate.