Endurance and steadfastness
\nComes with this tree
\nAn oak whose deep roots
\nBring it longevity
\nIt Is hungry for light
\nAnd for wind pollination
\nThe oak milk cap fungi
\nProvides some salvation
\nNitrogen and phosphorous
\nClearly on tap
\nAnd heavy metals
\nWhich they may trap
\nSo a friend in the ground
\nWhere Dryads delight
\nAnd Druids believe
\nThat its prime At its height
\nIt does achieve
\nMuch in the way
\nOf the gods
\nDrawing the thunder and lightening
\nRods
\nFrom the 19th of June
\nThrough to 7 of July
\nA door to the underworld
\nWhere in doth lie
\nWith its great fissured trunk
\nAnd its leafy display
\nA place for ritual
\nAnd where mistletoe may
\nBe there for the taking
\nWith a sickle of gold
\nWhere a vixen may hide
\nFrom the blood sports of old
\nIf she wipes her sore paws
\nOn an oak tree rain pool
\nHer pads they will heal
\nAnd her torn fur may cool
\nA tree of life
\nA aura of healing
\nJust walking around it
\nYou get a good feeling
\nThis tree is Jan Vlonk’s tree
\nWhich he does adore
\nAnd of all of the gods
\nIt was special to THOR.<\/p>\n
A tree inspired by a request from my friend in Holland<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Endurance and steadfastness Comes with this tree An oak whose deep roots Bring it longevity It Is hungry for light And for wind pollination The oak milk cap fungi Provides some salvation Nitrogen and phosphorous Clearly on tap And heavy … Continue reading