In The Shade Of A Sycamore Tree Poem by Patti Masterman

In The Shade Of A Sycamore Tree

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In the shade, in the shade

of a Sycamore tree,

Man is a slave

but his woman's free;

As he waits for the cool,

his tasks for to meet-

But sun or shade, she lets loving be.


In the shade, in the shade

of a Sycamore tree,

The hours crawl by

like a wayward bee;

The sun so large,

you can hardly see-

But sun or shade, she lets loving be.


In the shade, in the shade

of a Sycamore tree,

The men lose hope

and give up creeds;

To follow where

the cruel sun leads-

But sun or shade, she lets loving be.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Smoky Hoss 04 August 2013

Love the ryhme scheme, and the way it flows.

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David Wood 14 July 2013

This is a sweet poem. I hope men men do not lose hope.

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