A
family is a tree,
Branches
spreading far.
Uncounted
sprigs and twigs,
And
mighty limbs that soar.
We
cannot know them all,
Or
count their many leaves.
Know
the secret workings,
Retrieve
their hidden keys.
Below
the arching grandeur
Are
gnarled and tangled roots,
Extending
ever deeper,
Sustaining
precious fruits.
To know
the true beginning
Of a complex
family tree,
We need
only look
To the
One who plants the seed.
(copyright 2014 Ken Ragan)
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