Climbing Trees ~ Stanza I

Severus Alexander

From high up in tall, wide trees

Whose bows, unmoved by the strongest wind

Shift restlessly with the breeze

I can hear the chimes softly

Distant, and the birds on the yard below

 

 

 

 

  • Author: Severus Alexander (Pseudonym) (Offline Offline)
  • Published: October 24th, 2016 11:24
  • Category: Nature
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  • SilentLaugh

    Beutiful poem. Pretty and graceful!
    I have a question. How did you change your profile pic?

  • Severus Alexander

    Thank you! A poem in of itself, and hopefully the first of more installments to come; I plan to write one like this whenever I climb a tree. As per your question, go to "public profile," then "edit data," and "user photo."

  • Tony36

    Wonderful write

  • Augustus

    As a child I spent much time in a tall wild cherry tree. Mostly when I was sad. Perhaps we are closer to God there. Nicely done.

    • Severus Alexander

      Thank you. I think it is easier to be closer to God when one is farther from distraction. Perhaps, this is because we can find God within ourselves more easily in solitude..



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