When a child puts his ear to a moss-covered branch,
The tree screams with joy within
At first it speaks only in silky silence
After a solemn pause it whispers a word to the child
That only the child and the tree recognize
It plays the hum of an internal organ
It gargles with streams and currents-strings
It wishes him the experience of a tree
Perseverance in the years that will bring storms
And deep roots in the child's Truth
Above all PEACE PEACE PEACE
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Author:
Lily of the valley (Pseudonym) (
Online) - Published: March 4th, 2026 03:42
- Comment from author about the poem: I love trees because I often spent time in our family orchard during my childhood. I also love the forest, and a tree to me is a picture of a human being. My granddaughter has also developed love and respect for trees.
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