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mam please tell me treasure trove poem 1​

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TRESURE TREE POEM

'Grandpa as ye told

Once there was a time

When this tree was blessed with greenery

Lustrous of its prime. [1]

Sheltering nothing but joy and pleasure

Sweetest fruits hanging

Beautiest flowers ever blooming

Golden birds singing. [2]

Then how now trunk so weak and rugged

And roots withered and dried?

Why mere gnarled branches bending

Flowers and leaves deprived? [3]

Are the roots not so deep

Where to strength and nourishment find,

Or the soul missed thoroughly

The health this tree doth bind? ' [4]

'Yes my child, I stick to the point

Once it was a time

When this tree was blessed with glory

Lustrous of its prime. [5]

Sheltering nothing but joy and pleasure

And sweetest fruits hanging,

Beautiest flowers ever blooming

Golden birds singing. [6]

And it was so strength bound

That many and many storms it bore

And still stood quite unmoved

Among many quakes and disastrous roar. [7]

But all was for well cared and looked

By unconditional arborists' duty

With soil and water their sweat did pour

To enhance its lustrous beauty. [8]

But about some centuries ago

A western foxy wind did blow

(Unlike that richening western)

Of fake comforts and luxuries' show. [9]

Cheated the souls and diseased the hearts

Quite detached (the people) with love and care

Poison affected the memory's corner

To forget the joy beneath they share'. [10]

It shook and shook the neglected tree

Stole all fruits and shed all leaves,

Caged away those golden birds

And chocked the happy lives. [11]

So this tree looks weak and rugged

And roots withered and dried

Therefore look these branches gnarled

Beauty and colour deprived. [12]

But neither the roots are dried dead

Nor the soil health deprived

But all that's there is care devoid

And water of faith is lacking wide. [13]

Roots are deepened to the thousand centuries

But soil has missed the smoothness softy

That needs all but turning out the soil

To enrich its fertility. [14]

That brings strength to the weakening trunk

To be blessed with muscular might,

Needs removed unwanted creepers

(Strangling the tree so tight) [15]

To give our Future the Renowned Shelter

To live, to grow pleasure abide

Brightening the Halo with Golden Glory

That crowns Ancestral Pride.' [16]

poet: Vivek Tiwari

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