Poetry 16-06-2022
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A Pipal Tree,
Has taken roots,
In the middle of,
The main gate,
Of my house.
I was away,
For a few days,
The gate was locked,
And meanwhile,
Rains had showered.
Waters inundated the place,
And then after,
A few months,
When I returned,
The Tree was grown up.
Sprawling, speedily six feet tall,
A bit above the gate.
So I told the gardener,
To cut the tree.
He took the axe,
And in a minute or two,
The tree had given way,
But who knew,
After a few months next,
It grew up, more strong,
More splendid,
Full of vigor, and charm.
And then I called the gardener,
He dug the whole ground,
And said to me :
Sir the roots are strewn upon,
Everywhere,
And you can't stop them spreading.
Oh!
Then I changed the plan,
The gate was removed,
And there was a lawn,
The boundary-wall was,
Extended a few feet ahead,
And the same gate was there,
In the boundary-wall itself.
I knew within a few years,
The Pipal would grow more,
And the roots underground,
Might spread, all over the place!
But I was happy,
Providence is,
The Evidence!
And the Evidence,
The Providence!
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