Cherry Tree Poem by David Wood
Cherry Tree
Cherry blossom fell like confetti
In the wind, but there was no bride
Or groom only a pair of robins
On the grass beneath the cherry tree.
A winding path led to a church once
Full now empty; redundant in a society
Trying to survive on pay day loans
To pay absent landlords.
The cherry tree had seen a different
Time, a time when the church was full
And people sat beneath it, a time
When the world smiled.
Now the world just turned and groaned
But the cherry tree remained the same
Throughout, each passing year it would
Blossom and cherry blossom would fall
And robins would play beneath it.
A beautiful poem about the Cherry tree & blossoms and it being a witness to great times and tarnished times! I have also a poem in the same name- The Cherry Tree- but it is about the loss of a much relished tree.!
The Cherry tree symbolises God's unchanging nature, the blossom represents manna from heaven and society represents its own fickle self. The robins symbolises our unchanging natural world.
Beautiful poem..... /Walking together/ /Cherry blossom descending/ / As like confetti! /
Idiots like you claim tyi be poeeets.........lick vegina of pros
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
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6/9/2023 2:42:17 PM # 1.0.0.1113
so we changed not the tree so we need to trace back where the roots of the bloom