As I reflect on what a tree means to me
I reflect on its leaves
and how they can dance in the soft wind
and blow away with a force
changing colour with each magnificent season
and then die so gracefully
I reflect on how it's roots are alive underground
moist soil and pitch black darkness
keeping them in continuous rebirth of beauty
until the day they themselves lose their soul.
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Teddy.15 (
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- Category: Reflection
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I love nature and I love trees. They are more like us than we would like to admit and in this poem it is evident that there is a metaphor that likens them to us. Our leaves turn in winds and fall as well and our roots too one day will see their end. A marvelous analogy.
Thank you so much dearest sorrenbarret I'm so glad you saw my meaning. π
Most welcome my friend
Teddy, this piece feels like a prayer whispered to the forest. Itβs meditative and full of gratitude...a reflection not just on trees, but on endurance and gentle surrender. πΉπ€π π―οΈπ¦ββ¬ Love this my dear friend! Happy Halloween! π»π
Happy Halloween my friend thank you so much. π» π
am surrounded by trees here in my 2nd floor flat, and how sad sometimes I never see them for the what they really are.
tall, strong, beautiful in every way.
this will remind how lucky I am Teddy;
thank you x
Thank you so much dear Melvin, surrounded by tree's is quite a wonderful thing to know, I hope it's your new place! Biggest of hugs π€
I relate to trees in the sense that I, too, grow in pitch black darkness. Lovely poem π€
Thank you very much dear Rocky. πΉ
But each time they die they arise again into their beautiful world Teddy.
Andy
Thank you dear Andy. πΉ
You make this come to life, sweet Teddy.
beautiful poem.. loved the way you have talked about it, and its rebirth - but i beg to disagree - it's soul like ours may not be lost, but still live on, who knows?
Good morning dear NafisaSB The soul of a person yes, I believe it lives on, the soul of a tree, well at least where I live, once it's gone it's gone. thank you β€οΈ
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