I Am a Planter

I Am A Planter By: Tom Wright 6/20/99 I'm just a simple planter from a Cedar tree I'm made. Young birds have spent time in my boughs while beneath, perhaps, young children played. I pray that with me you won't find fault though I make no claim to being grand. Much love and care has gone into each piece that was touched by some small hand. Those hands that built me have done their best in fashioning me just for you. As Haskell Free Will Baptist juniors they sure hope that I will do. Once your planted flowers have began to grow and you've had occasion to stare. Remember those young hands that fashioned me as you go to God, in prayer. From The Junior's V.B.S. Craft Team
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