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Created on: December 30, 2008 Last Updated: September 16, 2009
Love does not die
love is like a great tree, lovely and strong
fed by deep growing in the earth, in that there is no wrong
Pulling it to the nurturing waters beneath
with each passing year it grows
Taller...Bigger...Stronger
Winter comes, the leaves fall off of the branches
But death does not claim it
The life of the Tree climbs into the bosom of the earth where an intimate relationship began
there it feeds on the living waters of the deep and warmth of the dirt
Like the human love trouble comes
But before things go worse the heart seeks that deep memory of love
from there it sucks the nurturing water of love bringing back the fruits of life
But False love dies at the first sign of a bitter drought.
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