The Trees In the Cold Winter

The trees in the cold winter
Bared, but stood  tall and upright
Alone, while whistled in no height
Waited for regrowth day  and night 

By their  growing time baited
They were  not dead as fact  
From the intrinsic nature hide 
They whistled for forceful thunder

Welcome  the sunshine and the rainwater
Delighting the leaves  like twittering birds 
As well akin to the chasing toddlers
Copyright © | Year Posted 2019

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