The tree
At my Great-Grandmas house
Tall and proud
But so fragile and old
Holds the old sprint
Within its hard trunk
With a seat made just for me
On its weak limbs
I write
But it is old
The bark ripping off
No more leaves growing now
Branches
Falling off
It is bare
Cold
And lonely
The last few months are coming
I can feel it in my heart
My great-grandmas favorite tree
Is falling
Going away
As it tells me secrets
Tales of past
Of when my mother sat in the tree
My great-grandma refusing to chop it down
It's history
It's years of winters
Summers, falls
And springs
I may not be ready to
Say goodbye
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This poem is true, the tree is at my great-grandmas house and its REALLY old.
My great-grandma refused to let my great-grandpa chop it down before my mom was born
It is my moms favorite tree, and mine.
But it is dying, and this winter it might fall. :(
I can't really take it, it breaks my heart. It feels like I'm losing my great-grandma, again.
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A Short Book of Poetry
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