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A Tree, or Man, Alone

The tree that stood alone

Its wounded branches hung-

When spring, a happy time

Came swerving round the bend

The tree stood still

It whispered not

And stood to stand alone

 

It died that coming fall

Memoirs- they came to haunt

It stood -and still

Hung glooming

Because of lonely past

 

Its life had flown away

But left the saddened corpse

Where which it stood to stand

Away, beneath, alone

 

 

Now day and years alike

Have passed the saddened corpse

Life and ways have changed

But still, the corpse remain

Its long since rotted down

But still-

It is alone.

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Published
Jun 21, 2010
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