you stood tall and so strong from green to red as my thong raining down your brown capped nuts gray rats chasing them just like a putz
Year after year I lay in a bed of rope and cornflower cotton my youngest son for mother's day had gotten under your pointed lobed canopy with a glass of strawberry wine, so happily
Year after year the scratching of claws the jay and robin applause Downy woodpecker drills such laugh and some thrills
Year after year you shed your emerald coat leaves dance in the air as they float to the soft ground covering it in a carpet of brown