The owl and the oak tree
Amidst the woods, where shadows lie,
A wise old owl took to the sky.
Its feathers draped in moonlit glow,
A messenger of wisdom's flow.
Upon a branch, a tree stood tall,
A grand oak, enduring all.
Its roots embraced the sacred ground,
A witness to stories profound.
Owl: "Greetings, ancient oak so wise,
What secrets dwell within your eyes?
Do you see the whispers of the night,
As stars illuminate their light?"
Oak: "Oh, venerable owl of the night,
I sense the universe's flight.
Through ages past, I've stood my ground,
With stories in my rings, they're found."
Owl: "Tell me, oak, what have you known?
As seasons pass and winds have blown,
Do you feel the heartbeats of the earth,
Connecting life since its grand birth?"
Oak:...
A wise old owl took to the sky.
Its feathers draped in moonlit glow,
A messenger of wisdom's flow.
Upon a branch, a tree stood tall,
A grand oak, enduring all.
Its roots embraced the sacred ground,
A witness to stories profound.
Owl: "Greetings, ancient oak so wise,
What secrets dwell within your eyes?
Do you see the whispers of the night,
As stars illuminate their light?"
Oak: "Oh, venerable owl of the night,
I sense the universe's flight.
Through ages past, I've stood my ground,
With stories in my rings, they're found."
Owl: "Tell me, oak, what have you known?
As seasons pass and winds have blown,
Do you feel the heartbeats of the earth,
Connecting life since its grand birth?"
Oak:...