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Everlasting


Trees 

I see tree

The wind blow their leaves  

The tree gets stronger through each storm

After the wind blows and the lighting strikes The tree still stands tall and strong

Some younger trees couldn’t stand the storm for lack of wisdom

Some older trees had seen better days from wear and tear 

But the one that was just beginning to get to it’s deeper roots stood tall after the storm 

With or without leaves and weak branches

I see trees 

Trees 

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