My Tree
A hobbled old lady, yelled at me
I was swinging, in my favorite tree
Oh, how happy, I will be
When the old gal, can no longer see
I know this sounds, cruel of me
But, climbing that thing, gives me such glee
I don't care, if she breaks my knee
I'm going to keep, scaling this tree
You just can't believe, how far I see
Half the world, at least to me
"Don't call, Mom Or Dad", I plea
Leave me alone, you old banshee
Sitting sheltered, in its lee
It blocks the cold, to some degree
God, I love this, great old tree
Here is where, I'd always be
I'll drink discomfort, like it were tea
Build a nest, and a bird I'll be
Listen up, to my decree
"Leave me alone." Mrs. Giacobbi
Copyright © Steven Clark | Year Posted 2014
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