I don’t know why God placed me here But I think He picked the perfect spot . Here now for a century , not just anywhere But here ! This is my chosen lot .
I’ve shaded this quiet country home . Watched this family passing by . Watched children grow and leave to roam . Felt my leaves blow off and die.
Heard children’s laughter fill the air Swinging on a swing in my branches there. Watched her brush her auburn hair Underneath my branches there .
Sunday picnic beneath my summer shade . Watched a loving family have fun and play Watched her auburn hair begin to fade As time gently coaxes her hair to gray .
Seasons come and seasons go . Horse and wagons pass to and fro. God continues to let me grow In this favorite spot I know .
Years pass by , the road is paved . Cars and truck go swishing by. Times are changing , nothings saved . Every one rushing, on the fly.
I think I know why God placed me here A loving shelter from life’s storms Help protect a wonderful family from all fear With shade and cover from devil’s swarms .
I enjoyed reading "The Maple tree", a symbolistical and ecologically
spiritual composition poemized with emotions of gratitude and images
of life captured by the heedful eyes of the obeserver.
"The Maple tree" is an enchanting soul feeder poetic grand.
Explore the mystery of how nature makes unexpected gifts of creative wonders to an unsuspecting caregiver one late night and early morning in southeastern Georgia, USA.
I enjoyed reading "The Maple tree", a symbolistical and ecologically
spiritual composition poemized with emotions of gratitude and images
of life captured by the heedful eyes of the obeserver.
"The Maple tree" is an enchanting soul feeder poetic grand.
I salute You, Poet!
Andre Emmanuel Bendavi ben-YEHU