Poetry - The Tree Of Life - By Randall Nelsen

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I had a Vision
I saw a Tree in the Midst of the Garden
Its branches were filled with the fruit of Eternal Life

I had a Vision
I saw a Tree
Planted by the Rivers of Water
That brings forth fruit in its season
whose leaf also shall not wither

I had a vision
I saw a Tree
I saw the Tree of Life
which bore twelve fruits
The leaves of the tree
Were for The healing of the nations

I saw a Man
He carried a Tree
To the top of a Hill
He planted the Tree
He climbed its branches
and then he Died

When his Blood touched the Earth
The Blood watered the Tree
And the Tree brought forth fruit, the fruit of 
Eternal Life

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