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Back by the Old Oak Tree
Back by the Old, Oak Tree
Remember your fondness of fantasies?
Recall your imaginings of great Kingships
and Kingdoms fit for all oddities,
back by the old oak tree?
A play contrived of love believed,
how simple, yet dramatic life did seem.
A stage was built complete,
just outside, near the Fairies’ suite,
back by the old oak tree.
A restaurant born from shrubbery in mild evening light,
All friends would come for stick dinners and wine
from the wild grape vine,
and dine ‘til the cover of night.
S.W.Tucker
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