Wooden Mountain
I reached for the wood,
Like it was a life preserver;
Legs swinging,
I held on;
I was Rose and the tree was Jack,
And I wasn't going to fall down;
I propped myself on the branch,
Looking across the yard
I saw the beauty of it all.
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