Tree And I Poem by Tirupathi Chandrupatla
Tree And I
Tree in winter I see
A simple graphic sketch
On the canvas of sky
A skeleton of branches.
I vividly think of spring
And summer that follows
Tree as fully clad
In a thick leafy costume.
I'm not a tree, I'm
Dressed thin in summer
Thick wool coat and tie
In winter I'm bulky.
Friday, February 6, 2015
Topic(s) of this poem: branches,summer,tree,winter
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7/29/2026 10:22:48 AM # rel_20260727T173023Z_37e450e
The contrast between man and tree in spring and summer is pleasantly summarised in this cute poem! Enjoyed!