Roots Of Humanity

Time stands still. When was it that he was ripped away from the roots of his humanity and abandoned the mother that gave him life? The light begins to fade and as if waking from a gentle slumber. He cannot fathom how long he has been in this space. He sits upright and all his being begs him to remain in the forest, but machine-like indoctrination beckons him back to the city. His heart breaks once more. At this very moment the earth begins to shake. As if from nowhere, the ground quakes beneath him. Roots, shoot up, wrapping their vine like arms around his body, drawing him closer and closer to the dirt. A fight ensues, he resists, but they tear at his face and clothes and with one great blow, sink downward into his flesh. He cannot run. He is pulled into the ground, as if a possession of the earth. There is no fight left in him and no point in resistance. His eyes close-all turns to black.

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