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CEDAR TREES


by David Knape

The Cedar tree grows full and green
in winter the only color to be seen
yet there are those opposed to these
blamed for their rash of allergies

They fault the tree and its small seeds
and for the pollen said released
yet its only doing what any tree
does to survive, quite naturally

But oh the teary eyes one sees
the cough, the wheeze, the sudden sneeze
attributed to seeds blown in the breeze
responsible are those Cedar trees

Still these trees in robust green
provide a warmth to wintry scenes
in bleak December, share greenery
like Christmas gifts, these Cedar Trees.

© d.knape February 24, 2020

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