Monday, January 7, 2013

The leftover "Christmas tree"


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  1. Poor little tree
    Has nowhere to go
    Still it lights
    The barrel, so
    Leave the little
    Tree alone
    It'll petrify
    And turn to stone!

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  2. Let's just think of this as a sculpture. It can stay there.

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  3. I took mine down on Saturday. It's time.

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  4. a tree in a barrel... I am sure there is a metaphor in there somewhere!

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  5. As long as it is lighted, it can stay until Easter, but then it goes. Karl, you didn't have to scrape the bottom of the barrel for this one.

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  6. A sweet image. I imagine the colored lights will bring cheer as long as the "tree" is allowed to stay up.

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