Like the delicate blossom on the Magnolia tree
And beautiful adornment of the Cherry in springs time
The fragrance of the Cedar wafting with the breeze
That provides, a soothing, upon one’s mind
The mighty Oak that branches out, in its sturdy array of arms
The Pines of conical shapes, resembling somewhat, that of a gnomes charms
And the Willow that gently graces waters edges, as its cascade to the ground
Graciously presented, and never acting proud
There is of course the mighty splendor of the Redwood, that tickles the sky
and the slowly developed Bonsai, a marvel for ones eye
And the Maples of tasty syrup, and their gifts of color, that in the fall appear
That seem to be here to shortly, then quickly disappear
So many more, of many of sizes and shapes, that takes it nourishment from beneath
As they help, to provide, their beauty and the oxygen that we breathe
So as you pass by, one of Gods grand creations may you smile or doff your hat
In thankful admiration, and perhaps, in gratitude, stop and have a little chat