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There once lived a apple tree , red and green like the colour of cherries and pears . Standing there on the grass connected to the land below it’s feet , the tree smiled as it knew there was no way it could fall . Those apples sat on the branches feeling at home with each other , in colours of cheery cherries and perfect pastel pears . A Robin flew by with a cosy red colour dancing happily on its chest , sat on the branches of the apple tree wandering at the colours shining out .
it could see a red and thought to itself ,that colours a bit like the colour sitting on my skin , could see the green and thought well that’s a bit like the grass but more of a pastel shade . So the Robin sat with the apple tree wandering at the colours she could see , thinking how nice it is that those have grown from a strong steady place and are sitting right now , just sitting in their home
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Yellow rose (Pseudonym) (
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- Comment from author about the poem: More of a short story but thought I’d share it
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Nice story.Enjoy your read
Thankyou )))
Caring Dove, this is wonderfully gentle. The entire piece feels like it is resting rather than rushing. I love how the robin simply observes and appreciates what is already there instead of needing to change anything. Beautiful work, my friend. 🌹🖤🙏🕯️🐦⬛
Thankyou )) that’s a really nice comment on my poem . Yeah I liked writing this ..
I love nature .. I often see lot of birds in the garden ..
This seems a reflection over a scene viewed of nature. It casts a beautiful image and is well told
I didn’t see a Robin sit in a apple tree but yeah I often see robins in the garden..
Thanks for the kind words
You are most welcome
Fine words Yellow Rose.
Andy
What a happy display of nature, nice write Caring dove!
Thankyou )))
Good write dove.
Thanks
enjoyed reading the story of the tree, and the robin...
Thankyou ))
most welcome..take care
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