The Box That Holds Nothing

by Gary R Priester   Jun 4, 2013


The hardwood tree stands tall and strong
The life it's lived is century's long
The massive trunk it yelds to me
And with my hands I craft this tree

I labor and sweat to no end it seems
But at long last I create my dream
A beutiful box that holds nothing
No lid to open just holes and seams

When with a wand I strike this thing
Its voice tones out with life and dreams
A simple sound from its soul of rings
My labor of love has made hardwood sing

I have been a wood worker since childhood and currently build hardwood Tone Boxes.
I am also a poet and combined my skills to create The Box That Holds Nothing.

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