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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
EUCALYPTUS TREES, by SISTER BENEDICTION
First Line: Stately eucalyptus trees
Last Line: Stately eucalyptus trees.
Subject(s): Eucalyptus Trees
First Line: Stately eucalyptus trees
Last Line: Stately eucalyptus trees.
Subject(s): Eucalyptus Trees
Stately eucalyptus trees,
Swaying in the summer breeze,
Shedding leaves on dusty soil,
Growing new with healing oil.
Living on from year to year,
Swaying, bending without fear,
Taking life with perfect ease --
Stately eucalyptus trees.
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