Sonnet: The Trees Of The Wilderness Are Useful Too Poem by Dr John Celes

Sonnet: The Trees Of The Wilderness Are Useful Too

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The trees that grow in wild and look useless
Have food and medicinal properties;
They grow so fast and rather in excess;
God nurtures them for creatures dumb with ease.

God feeds the Birds even in Winter times
And finds berries and nuts all the year through;
The Dogs in streets find food each day, all climes;
God feeds the poor and rich alike and you!

How do the dumb beasts know 'tis edible?
Which doctor treats their illnesses when sick?
The ways of God are most incredible;
From Mother Nature, man must lessons pick.

The love of God is immense- does not change;
His kindness knows no bounds and looks so strange!

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Dr John Celes

Dr John Celes

Tamilnadu, India
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