This poem expresses the speaker's view that trees are lovelier than any poem, describing a tree that stands strong with its roots in the earth, looks to God throughout the day, provides shelter for birds, experiences snow and rain, and can only be created by God rather than human poets like the speaker.
This poem expresses the speaker's view that trees are lovelier than any poem, describing a tree that stands strong with its roots in the earth, looks to God throughout the day, provides shelter for birds, experiences snow and rain, and can only be created by God rather than human poets like the speaker.
This poem expresses the speaker's view that trees are lovelier than any poem, describing a tree that stands strong with its roots in the earth, looks to God throughout the day, provides shelter for birds, experiences snow and rain, and can only be created by God rather than human poets like the speaker.
This poem expresses the speaker's view that trees are lovelier than any poem, describing a tree that stands strong with its roots in the earth, looks to God throughout the day, provides shelter for birds, experiences snow and rain, and can only be created by God rather than human poets like the speaker.