Beneath the oak's unyielding hand, The vinekeeper, with weathered hand, Tends the lifeblood of the land.

A silent pact, through sun and rain, Their destinies forever chained.

The oak, a stoic, ancient form, Has witnessed countless summers' storm. Its gnarled branches, reaching high, Embrace the sun against the sky.

The vinekeeper, with eyes so keen, Knows every twist, each verdant sheen. His steady hand, with purpose prunes,A dance of life beneath the moons.

Man and oak, in timeless pose they stand, A dance of seasons, on this fertile land.