Flower and Tree
"Life's purpose is to give please,
Beauty's everywhere on earth,
happiness; rejoice for birth!
Good fortunate is up for seize"
Foretold a young flower, by the river,
so idle, so tiny, you hear hails,
but near this river dwelt an old sad tree,
whose message is heavy, had this to tell:
"Life's purpose is to endure and
to find rest at last. Are all the stars
worth the pain, agony, and scars?
Peace can be found, through death. It can"
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