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The Oak for Aye
The mighty oak stands tall and strong,
Its armor cracked and peeling,
Branches outstretched, their reach o'er long;
Shivering; yet without feeling.
Witness to man's disparaging torment,
Silently observing the absolute;
A sturdy warrior rooted dormant,
Eternally beholden to thine comminute.
Host to the benevolent Spirit,
A lightning-scorched, unyielding testimonial;
Attestation to higher perquisite,
Fate's perpetuity binomial.
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