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Go, Hug A Ttree by Robert Harrison Friday, April 06, 2007 Rated "G" by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan Listen to the energy that flows within the mighty tree.
See the trees; those stately giants Adorned with crowns of green. See them bend before the storm, Shelter all below with leafy screen. Feel the mighty power that each possess As you encircle them with loving arms. Listening ear pressed upon outward bark, Soothed by the magic of woodlands balms. � Robert Harrison 2007
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Reviewed by Gianetta Ellis	2/24/2008

This is wonderful! Such a reverent ode to our woodland kin!




Reviewed by ~ Holly Harbridge (Reader)	8/6/2007

A spiritual poem no less, I like very much, (hugs)




Reviewed by Steve Ralph	5/15/2007

Very Nice Robert, Very nice indeed. Steve




Reviewed by A PAX	4/21/2007

my highest compliment to you wish ;I wrote this.......loved it, pax A




Reviewed by Tinka Boukes	4/7/2007

Oh Yes magical offering...the power of nature!! Love Tinka




Reviewed by Barbara Smith	4/7/2007

A magical visual effect in each line...a wonderful write! Thanks for sharing.




Reviewed by Elizabeth Taylor (Reader)	4/7/2007

Nice one Robert. Trees do have magic. Elizabeth