Kudzu (a haibun)

A(n) Haibun

The broad leaves engulf and climb, weaving tree-trunk trails to stretch and touch the sky and drink the sun-draught golden light. Erosion controlled, the kudzu broadens green horizons to grow a verdant flourish across the southern tapestry, a Piedmont pennant of communal preservation, transplanted taproots thriving together.

These rehomed vines hold earthen-simple truth: roots grow strongest when enmeshed.