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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required A boy found an acorn upon the ground Under a tree which, uncaring left it around Knowing its chances he lifted the nut And found on its side a little T shaped cut He brought it home to a field so large Making the seed his own personal charge And with this new precious creed Under soil he planted the seed Twas quite a while sense But the boy never parted hence The tree grew taller every day And together it and the boy did play However a scar did mar the tree A rift in the side in the shape of a T Branches never grew where chasm stood But the boy delighted in the wounded wood The tree grew even taller still Even as the boy left to school and learned his fill Now school had come and gone yet again But the tree was baffled just right then The boy had grown faster than the poor tree And it found the boy was no longer free “Tree, I’m sorry” the boy explained But none of the boy’s free time remained The tree stood numb for ages Weathered like any old sages Staring as the boy brought a wife Aghast as the boy brought a new life Indeed the boy had grown extraordinarily quick Yet years rushed quicker for the tree so sick The tree was still hurt by the boys swift leaving The old change the tree was still scarce believing Suddenly the tree awoke from its constant daze Little receded the constant, fuzzy glaze Behold there before the tree was the wife and boy And a little girl holding a little toy The boy nudged the little girl forward slightly Yet she just hugged the toy more tightly However the boy brought her nearer And the tree saw the similarity so much clearer The little girl and the tree played And continued as the family there stayed The tree later played with the girls new brother And even grew to like their mother The tree later lived through the boys death Even witnessed his finial peaceful breath Longer still the tree did watch in joy All of the generations of the wonderful boy
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