The Mother's Tree Poem by Jordan Everett

The Mother's Tree



Hail Mary, full of grace,
To whom do you appear?
They say you rest in the bark
of a worn old tree,
but I cannot see you.
To the pure of heart you shall appear,
but my selfless heart
could not find you.
As I look over the lavish displays
full of crosses,
and flowers,
and ribbons,
and bows,
I wonder: Where are you?
Are my prayers and rosaries not quite pure?
Or are you even there at all?

Hail Mary, full or grace,
to whom do you appear?

Saturday, February 7, 2015
Topic(s) of this poem: nature
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
There is a tree near where I live that is said to have the face of the Virgin Mary in it, but only the pure of heart can see it. I couldn't, so I wrote a poem.
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