In the Trees
Great Trees stand the test
of time, out living mankind.
They may seem to be rooted
still. Yet they have risen high
above the hills. With a outlook
over mans blood spills.
Through
the years and centuries they
have surly seen and felt
what mankind has dealt.
It does not take eyes to thrive
of emotion. It does not take
eyes to be alive. It does not take
eyes to see at all.
These tall Trees tower above us all
taking in things and free of sin.
Mankind could learn from these
magnificent creations.
After all trees,
vast forests are our tall still saviours.
Giving us our breath, saving us from
a gasping death. "We can't see
the forest for the trees"
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