A FEMALE OAK TREE She's an oak tree Stronger then any man I've ever seen She's real woman So brave Not afraid to love And won't frighten you by insulting you She will respect and understand you You battle the war of women's rights A war you never volunteered for Just trying to be yourself You've been through it all Did not fall You stand tall and strong Ready to fight some more Yet so softly you hug me I don't mind being your little bear Your arms are like a home A place safe from harm Your kiss is soft and warm Food to a bleeding heart Someday we will meet again In a better place At a better time You can tell me all about it then I'm listening Hoping the best for you Until we meet again By: Roger Harkness
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