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The Tree


The tree everyone will desire.

In summer, lusciousness.

It’ll engulf the definition of a beautifier. 

In winter, spaciousness.

 

The holder of many memories.

For it may slump.

Standing for centuries. 

People love to clump.

 

Growing high into the sky.

Low into the ground, deep rooted.

On sight, many cry.

As people have polluted.

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