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For all the Trees

May 31, 2024
By enochyeet BRONZE, Granada Hills, California
enochyeet BRONZE, Granada Hills, California
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For all the trees that stand so tall,

In silent woods where shadows fall,

With leaves that whisper in the breeze,

Their secrets kept for centuries.


For all the trees that line the streets,

A shade from summer’s searing heat,

Their branches stretch to touch the sky,

As seasons pass and years slip by.


For all the trees that watch the stars,

And cradle nests both near and far,

They hold the world in quiet grace,

A steadfast, rooted, ancient race.


For all the trees in forests deep,

Where mysteries and magic sleep,

Their roots entwined in earth’s embrace,

They guard our dreams, a timeless place.


For all the trees, both old and young,

With stories told and songs unsung,

We honor you with heartfelt pleas,

And cherish you, our noble trees.


The author's comments:

This poem honors the trees that provide value to our planet. It recognizes them in a variety of environments, from quiet forests and busy streets to dense forests and starry nights. Trees stand for tenacity, heritage, and the beauty of the natural world that surrounds us. The poem emphasizes how important they are for offering protection, shade, and a feeling of continuity between generations. Additionally, it suggests a connection between trees and the timeless and mythical, as well as their mystical and protecting characteristics. I wrote this poem to honor the value and majesty of trees, which are sometimes underappreciated. It is simple to overlook the significant influence that nature has on both the environment and human well-being in our technologically advanced, fast-paced society. Trees are the ideal symbol of the beauty and resiliency of the natural world because of their enduring presence and quiet strength. This work aims to encourage others to value and preserve these essential elements of our planet by expressing thanks and reverence for trees.


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