In the quiet shadow of towering trees,
Where sunlight kisses the earth with grace,
Weeds rise with unyielding ease,
Embracing life in their wild embrace.

Through cracks in pavements and garden beds,
They weave their stories, untamed and free,
A testament to life where others dread,
A dance of resilience for all to see.

With roots that anchor in the toughest ground,
They find their place in the world’s grand scheme,
Defying odds without a sound,
They teach us strength in their silent dream.

So let us honor these humble greens,
For in their presence, we find our own,
A reminder that life, though unforeseen,
Can flourish where it’s least known.