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My Friend, the Tree

In the park, there stands a very old tree Which has been there before I came to be I love sitting on the bench in its shade Just being there, my concerns seem to fade On its branches, I can hear birds singing And I can feel a gentle breeze blowing Then the leaves of the tree begin to dance Watching their movement puts me in a trance I can see sunlight peeping through the leaves As they continue dancing in the breeze Softly, I thank the tree for being there And caress its furrowed bark with great care That tree is now my very special friend Our friendship will endure to the end

Copyright © | Year Posted 2015




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Date: 4/28/2015 10:06:00 PM
That tree....yes always we have a special tree. Mine is an old Hickory Nut...the shade the memories and best of all throwing the hickory nuts into the barbeque pit where it glows red pops open and the oils seep deep into the meats. Thanks...great poem
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John Beharry
Date: 5/5/2015 8:45:00 PM
Thanks, Judy. I feel a deep closeness and affinity for trees. Maybe, I was a tree in a past life.

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