Christmas tree – shape poem
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Celebrate Christmas with this lovely shape poem.
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donnecia mack
on 4 November 2012donnecia mack
i love this site because i hade to do a project for school and your site saved me..........thank you!!!!
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nina
on 12 December 2010christmas tree poem
it is alright but i would like it ti ryhme and angels in it more!:)
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austin
on 8 September 2013
tree
I think that I shall never see
A poem lovely
as a tree.
A tree whose hungry
mouth is prest
Against the earth's
sweet flowing breast;
A tree that looks
at God all day,
And lifts her leafy
arms to pray;
A tree that may
in summer wear
A nest of robins
in her hair; \
Upon whose bosom
snow has lain;
Who intimately
lives with rain.
Poems are made
by fools like me,
But only God
can make a tree.