Concrete and TreesA Poem by Arthur Rider
Concrete and Trees
That’s what one sees, The hard and soft, the tough and tender. Grey and green, do you know what I mean? One is heavy, Lifeless, ignoring The very essence of life. The other is light. It glows. It grows. Because of it, reaching for it. It reaches a living for it. It is it's essence, showing the fruits, Shading the weary, reflecting the beauty. One is dead, the other alive. One stops, the other goes. Are you concrete, broken by time, Ravaged by the world? Or are you a tree, standing despite it, Pointing the way for others? © 2012 Arthur Rider |
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Added on August 23, 2012 Last Updated on August 23, 2012 AuthorArthur RiderCollege Station, TXAboutFROM BIO in all my books: About the Author: The author of this work has written material for various newspapers and magazines, published some poetry, as well as a biblical treatise. He has written ov.. more..Writing
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