Toucan's Lament

Me:
“Toucan, with colors so bold,
do you see the world unravel, unfold?
Forests shrink, rivers dry,
beneath the gray and ashen sky.”

Toucan:
“I see it all—the scars, the smoke,
the fractured limbs, the trees you broke.
Yet still I soar, my feathers bold,
to shield what’s left, to keep the hold.”

Me:
“But does the loss not weigh you down?
The hollow calls, the burning ground?
How do you sing, how do you fly,
while all you love is passing by?”

Toucan:
“I fly to paint the sky once more,
for life that was and what’s in store.”

This item is digitally printed and stretched on canvas. It is 32x32 inches and 1.5 inches deep.

This item is only available in the United States. All canvas are final sales.