The Weeping Willow Tree

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    The Weeping Willow Tree

    The tears of my weeping willow tree
    Fall upon the ground around me,
    Branches hanging down in sorrow,
    Tears for all those lost tomorrows,
    No blooms to brighten each new day,
    No sweet aroma as we pass that way.

    The tears of Mary fell upon His feet,
    An anguish tearing at her soul so deep,
    His bloodied body hung down in sorrow,
    He died so we could have tomorrow,
    An eternity of immeasurable love,
    Given that day by His Father above.

    To all of those who don't believe
    That the Son of God hung upon that tree,
    You'll hang your head one day in sorrow
    And tears you will cry for your lost tomorrow,
    You'll look up and see what you have lost
    And know that Jesus paid that cost.

    I think about this as under my tree
    I feel the tears falling all around me,
    I look up to heaven and know no sorrow
    And I thank God for my tomorrow.

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    Plot121 commented on The Weeping Willow Tree

    11-21-2008

    Intresting concept but in the book I wrote the out come of jesus death was some what different oh well to each thier own entertaining read Plot121

    Poetry is finer and more philosophical than history; for poetry expresses the universal, and history only the particular.

    Aristotle (384 BC-322 BC) Greek philosopher.

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