If I Were a Tree

If I were a tree,
I would stand stalwart and strong.
Branches bending,
But not breaking.
Roots sinking deep into the ground,
Enduring through the seasons,
Sheltering from the storm.
If I were a treem
I would adorn the world.
With pungent blossoms,
Penetratingt the air
With succulent sents
While delighting everyone's senses.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2021

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January 30, 2021 at 10:14 AM
Good qualities for a tree to have, Eugenia. I'm sending you a soup mail message.
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