The tree of virtue sprouts from roots of generosity. Protected with bark of responsibility and self control its branches of honesty and integrity, covered with leaves of respect, and fairness flower in buds of charity and kindness
It produces fruits of love
- Author: sorenbarrett ( Offline)
- Published: September 2nd, 2024 04:58
- Category: Unclassified
- Views: 107
- Users favorite of this poem: Teddy.15, Bella Shepard, rrodriguez
Comments8
Yes, we need to graft onto that tree...
Thank you so much for reading this piece and for your support
Nobody could put it so elegantly as you my dear sorrenbarret with tender loving care will come a rose. Spread your seeds of beauty dear poet. 🌹
Thank you, Teddy. Your support is always cherished, and your kind reviews are most valued.
A fine write SB.
Thanks, Orchi for the read and the comment of support
I hope to find more of these trees sorenbarrett, as sadly, it seems we live in such a world, comprised of a wide wicked wood, made by choices that perpetuate the gruesome growth of division and dissatisfaction.
A very nice write indeed, bravo, and I hope that all is well.
Thank you, Auburn. Your review and kind words are of great value. This tree lies within each of us if we only choose to nurture it.
You are very welcome, thank you for yours, and I will endeavour hard to tend to such a tree!
I wish that we all had this tree growing in our yards dear poet, it would be a true Garden of Eden. Loved it!
Thank you, Bella. I appreciate your review and kind words. I am certain that you have this tree growing in your garden and if not in your garden, it resides within you.
And, don't forget, help process oxygen. Well spoken.
Well, said Dan, I look trees and breathe easier around them. Thank you for the comment and review they are appreciated.
So very true soren, that love is out there for us all.
Andy
Thank you, Glold I appreciate your read and comment. Thank you for your continued positivity.
Nicely done, Soren, and that last line is just perfect.
Thanks, Tom. I appreciate the read and the kind comment.
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