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Rings: A Haiku by You Contest
February 9, 2023
The Tree falls with weight.
It has seen you grow and learn.
Count the years in bands.
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I find being able to tell how old a tree is by how many rings are in the trunk genuinely fascinating. It provides a perspective on how old a tree can be and all the years it's stood through. I wanted to write about such rings and the life of trees with this poem.