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Family Tree

February 3, 2009
By Anonymous

Family Tree









Trees tied together,
Tend to grow together,
And tend to grow like families,
They build tight knit bonds,
As their branches,
And leaves,
Weave together,
And will form a unity,
That will only grow stronger,
And bigger,
As the years pass.

© Trella R., Mountain Lakes, NJ

The author's comments:
I Look out my class room window, only to see trees and I noticed how close they we're toether. Then I looked around the class room and I saw one of my teachers plants had three of the same plant. In the same plantation and they are tied together. And I thought thats alot like a family bond and that where I found my insperation.
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