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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required In Eden’s primeval era, in the Garden’s lush center, what was the Tree of Life like in all its mythic mystery? Did its robust branches spread low and wide, the perfect roost for birds and primates? Did innocent birds sing joyously in their nests, or was there a reverent hush within the leaves? Were the countless emerald leaves long and broad, ever blazing with brilliant phosphorescent glow? Did its fruit radiate the color of crimson, the juice oozing the nectar of redemption? Was that everlasting Tree a divine gift withdrawn from humanity for all time? After Adam and Eve’s heartbreaking eviction and humanity’s scattering to thistled lands, what ensued in the enigmatic Garden, after vanishing in first sin’s aftermath? Did the Tree weep like a willow, folding its branches in prayer for some future redemption and return to the Garden, for them, for us, for you, for me. Is the tree weeping for us still, like willows of Babylon wept along with Jewish captives who hung lyres in the branches, while cruelly taunted by captors during the long exile from Zion? We too were exiled from Eden, and exiled also from Zion, exiled from one another, exiled furthermore from God. But lost exiles can yet return. In Revelation’s heavenly vision, by the quiet river’s crystal water, the Tree calmly awaits the first couple’s return to the renewed Garden in its enhanced glory. The eternal Tree beckons, while waiting millennia, for them, for us, for you, for me. The tree yields continuous, copious crops of its shining, savory, succulent fruit, and the soothing, curative leaves of the Tree can heal hearts of humans who wish to come. Will you come to the Tree, behold its bright beauty, inhale its fresh fragrance, and savor its goodness? Let’s climb that tree together, resting on its wide branches, to eat its unforbidden fruit and use salvific leaves to wipe sweet juices and salty tears from our forgiven faces.
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