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Great Oak
I see that dead Tree everyday
Finally It's starting to decompose
The leaves are finally falling
Finally Fall
I remember when It bloomed
Great, strong, and unwaivering
The way It swayed in the wind
Springtime
I remember the vivid shades of elation and understanding
Providing the very element that made me feel
It made me feel alive
Summertime
Bare limbs barely reaching for the Sun that no longer shines
Ceased of existance that bright star
Now it warms bushes of the same forest
Winter
Ever so often, the branches will feel rays peek timidly
Never again will the Sun be high
Never again will that Tree be great
So mother nature weeps
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The tree within the poem is a representation of love and the sun is the person that the speaker loved. Here is view of a relationship through the eyes of mother nature.