The Narra Tree (Philippine National Tree) Poem by Noel Horlanda
The Narra Tree (Philippine National Tree)
Walking down valley ways
Across meadows, creeks,
Upon lagoons, moonlight bays
Russet twigs breaks
Tall, green n' handsome
Willowy, long legg'd gentle
Hard as rock, wholesome
Defiant although menthol
Rough n' rugged looks
Over brawny arboretum
Its reflection nearby brooks
Where I come, self entombed
Withstood passing centuries
Deep-rooted, steadfast
Against deforester adventurists,
Firestorms, menaces, acid dusts
Despsite global climate change
Remain unchained
a very nice tribute to our national tree.................Loved it!
Against deforester adventurists, Firestorms, menaces, acid dusts Despsite global climate change Remain unchained..........................wonderful write for the concern of our own habitation when Eco echoes by its sheer annihilation,10++++, thanks for sharing
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4/25/2024 10:26:04 AM # 1.0.0.1119
We have narra trees planted in our farm and we made used the old ones for the dining table and chairs. We have those furniture until today. yes, you are right then, in your last line. Nice tribute..Makabayan ka talaga