
She stands very tall, very strong,
Her feet planted firmly in the ground.
She could weather any storm,
She did not waver in the strongest wind.
Her beauty was subtle, ever changing,
Like the seasons, with the seasons.
Her arms stretched out to hold up one’s in need,
Her branches leafed out to shade others.
Now she’s old, wrinkled, knotted,
Her limbs are twisted with pain.
Oh Jehovah look, in your eyes she’s still standing,
Hopefully forever to remain.
Author Eileen Clark
Painting Eileen Clark
I love your poem, Eileen. And that painting is stunning. My gaze just keeps climbing up and up through the branches into the sky!
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Thank you so much Mae.
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This is such a beautiful poem. ❤❤❤❤😊😊😊. Love it so much.
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Hello, thank you for your beautiful comment!
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I love this poem. It’s beautiful – and so is the painting!!! Eileen you are so talented.
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