English poem
Trees
by Abbie Farwell Brown (1871–1927)
However little I may be, At least I too can plant a tree.
And some day it will grow so high That it can whisper to the sky,
And spread its leafy branches wide To make a shade on every side.
Then on a sultry summer day, The people resting there will say,--
“Oh, good and wise and great was he Who thought to plant this blessed tree!”