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That Old Oak Tree


She provides her neighbors with a home

Sheltering those within her dome

Though wind may come and storms may try

Her limbs exalt the lofty sky 

When hairs turn grey she'll still be green

O, glistening in the sunbeams

That old Oak tree

 

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