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a long caste fountain	A
into the background sky	B
singular in stature	C
in winds breeze wave	D
standing free	E
standing alone	F
the Learning Tree	E
offering to the creatures	G
of the forest	H
who	I
have visited here	J
over the years	K
a continual homage	L
a place of shelter	C
a place for rest	M
the colored shadows	N
in life's hollow trunk	O
showing the ages	P
that have gone by	B
	-
through these years of weathering	Q
the many stories	R
The Learning Tree	E
has shared with us	S
bringing to us an understanding	Q
of a devoted knowing	Q
without words	T
	-
The Learning Tree	E
expanded in time	U
telling us	S
in splendid ceremony	E
	-
what we must	H
be able to appreciate	V
to know	W
what we must do	I
in order to liberate natures true course	X
	-
the morning comes	Y
under sunlight breeze	R
in the understanding of who we are	Z
in the evaluating of life's true meanings	A2
times memories reincarnated	B2
in wood veins	C2
this one	A
that one	A
branches extended	D2
this way	E2
that way	E2
stretched outwards too the seasons	F2
	-
let us make a stand	G2
let's assure ourselves	H2
	-
that the lessons	F2
from this one tree	E
	-
will always here to be learned	I2
	-
this one standing	Q
living identity	E
it is most certainly worth	J2
fighting for	K2
	-
The Learning Tree	E
standing here above our world	L2
stands as an icon	M2
reminding us	S
of our responsibilities	R

Joseph Mayo Wristen

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