Paula's Tree
Posted: Wed Feb 23, 2005 1:19 am
Alone by the roadside
Stands this gracious daughter of nature
Displaying her seasonal opulence
In a sturdy posture
Her brown skin is thick
And on a thin waist she rests
Bearing on countless arms
Such catchy succulent breasts
Freely dances she
To the wind's melodious tunes
Swaying back and forth
Shedding away all diseased plumes
Though tied to but one niche
Yet seeming never bored
Housing both winged and wingless
Without a single word
I looked at wise me
Though free as can be
Yet not joyous as my branched peer
Who nurses not tomorrow’s fear
Stands this gracious daughter of nature
Displaying her seasonal opulence
In a sturdy posture
Her brown skin is thick
And on a thin waist she rests
Bearing on countless arms
Such catchy succulent breasts
Freely dances she
To the wind's melodious tunes
Swaying back and forth
Shedding away all diseased plumes
Though tied to but one niche
Yet seeming never bored
Housing both winged and wingless
Without a single word
I looked at wise me
Though free as can be
Yet not joyous as my branched peer
Who nurses not tomorrow’s fear