The Human Tree Poem by Abiodun Lawal

The Human Tree

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I have no prize
inferior and little in size
they call me a seed
cos I look like a bead

I was dipped into the earth
To dwell with darkness and death
when shall I be free
Will I ever become a tree?

My days are numbered
But my hope never blundered
The heat reached its peak
But my heart continued to speak

Verily Verily, I shall grow
Completely free from below
My arms shall stretch wide
And my fruits shall be my pride

I have no prize
But I shall become priceless

Inferior and little in size
But sooner, I shall see the skies

They call me a seed
But never shall I recede

The Human Tree
Thursday, October 6, 2016
Topic(s) of this poem: life,nature,tree
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Chinedu Dike 06 October 2016

Insightful piece of poetry, elegantly brought forth in good poetic diction with conviction. Lovely poem well articulated and nicely penned in beautiful rhyme scheme. Thanks for sharing Abiodun. Please read my poem MANDELA - THE IMMORTAL ICON.

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Pacesetter Abbey 14 October 2016

Thanks for compliments Chinedu, and thanks for stopping by to read.

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