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A middle-aged couple Stares out their front window Happily watching the workers Busy on their front lawn, digging a hole. They had lived in this neighborhood For three years With their three precious daughters, The family dog, and only two trees. The mother would often complain Because the houses looked bare The father was sad, Said the air was stale. But they know well that each day that brings a trial Brings a blessing, too. Today, the dog is barking And there's plenty of work to do. Still, they smile. Because today they get a brand new tree.
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Feb 23, 2018
Feb 23, 2018 at 11:54 AM UTC
A New Tree
A middle-aged couple Stares out their front window Happily watching the workers Busy on their front lawn, digging a hole. They had lived in this neighborhood For three years With their three precious daughters, The family dog, and only two trees. The mother would often complain Because the houses looked bare The father was sad, Said the air was stale. But they know well that each day that brings a trial Brings a blessing, too. Today, the dog is barking And there's plenty of work to do. Still, they smile. Because today they get a brand new tree.
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Feb 23, 2018
Feb 23, 2018 at 11:54 AM UTC
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