Beauty Upon A Barren Tree
Beauty Upon A Barren Tree
I came upon a barren tree
Which was once as flamboyant As can be
It's been ages since
new leaves grew since a bud formed
Or did a flower bloom nor did a fruit ripen
Abandoned for ages now
Beauty lost and greyish black
Of which once was a colouration
Of many different colours during the years
No one really knows the cause
for the macabre of the barren tree.
The artist wondered how
But could never really tell
When suddenly She noticed
Upon the long-lost barren tree
Pearched a Macaw
In splits of a second the ambit
Caused by the conjointly of the two
A picturesque together of its beauty
Did the artist capture
Of the bird and the barren tree
As if they both together were meant to be.
As if the barren tree
Was waiting for the bird to be pearch upon
It's a tree trunk and barks
For the life that was Lifeless
Gained life and remained
As a portrait of life
Within the artist
And the one who possessed it.
The beauty of a barren tree
Is something for everyone to see
For Everyone who looks at the portrait
Looks at it in veneration.