Sonnet 88: Trees Poem by David Wood
Sonnet 88: Trees
There is never a sight more beautiful
Or so amazing than that of a tree,
In summer with branches and leaves so full
With gently swaying boughs for all to see.
Sure footed roots set so deep in the earth
Where wriggly worms and microbes do dwell
To branches where robins nest and give birth,
Oh how these trees have some stories to tell.
In spring comes gentle rain over the ground
And summer’s heat offers shade from the sun
Autumn leaves see such beauty to be found
And deep winter’s snow can be so much fun.
Trees are the earth’s lungs, not to be destroyed
They’re to be gazed in wonder and enjoyed.
very true, , , the last 2 lines says it all Trees are the earth’s lungs, not to be destroyed They’re to be gazed in wonder and enjoyed.
......beautiful poem, I love trees...and yes I read trees are the lungs of the earth, also...in spring the earth inhales and in autumn with the falling of leaves exhales ?
nice poetic tribute to a tree. I have also written a poem about a tree.. by the way, this is a good piece.
A tree is truly fantastic......Thank you David for this lovely poem......10
rees are the earth's lungs, not to be destroyed They're to be gazed in wonder and enjoyed.
Wonderful Tree Sonnet. Trees are the very life on earth that nourishes and sustains us.
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
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a sonnet to be read n enjoyed......trees indeed are soothing to the eyes n senses.....beautiful in its simplicity of words..