Lonely Tree Poem by Caroline Bulleck

Lonely Tree

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I am a lonely tree, just standing here
I am supposed to be brave, but I have much fear
What if some people come to chop me down
I could become firewood in some town
I am a lonely tree, just standing here
I am supposed to be brave, but I have much fear
What if an animal burrows into my trunk?
They'll eat me away chunk buy chunk
I am a lonely tree, just standing here
I am supposed to be brave, but I have much fear
What if lightning splits me in to
I'll be done, through and through
I am a lonely tree, just standing here
I am supposed to be brave, but I have much fear
What if a drop comes my way?
All dry up and fade away
Oh, woe is me! Woe is me!
I am truly a lonely tree
To think that I'll die a sad and lonely tree,
Because one of these could come for me

Sunday, November 4, 2018
Topic(s) of this poem: distress,fear,loneliness,nature,sad
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
One of the first poems I wrote
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Dr Antony Theodore 14 April 2020

Oh, woe is me! Woe is me! I am truly a lonely tree To think that I'll die a sad and lonely tree, Because one of these could come for me.. fear and worry- sad lonely days. woe...... very well expressed fear. tony

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