The Oak
They had to choose a single seed From a set, even Gods envied Rare flowers of far off land Fruits surviving even in sand
One most sought was the rose And all went for it, in droves He stood thinking long and alone Slowly walked and picked acorn
Seeds were planted in a field They took care of all its need Every day, they watered the Earth Waiting eagerly for the birth
Roses were the first to awake Spreading leaves, standing erect He stood there filled with dread Because the acorn lay, as if dead
Days later, with acorn still asleep Serious doubts started to creep Had he fallen in with the crowd Of a shrub, he’d have been proud
Why did he have such a dream? Whose end yet may not be seen Quickly the roses were in bloom While he shut himself, in his room
With roses, the love was professed Exciting emotions were expressed Hearts were glad and full of rhyme For achieving so much in little time
Finally; acorn stirre...