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Up in the tree by Evangeline Jazz Gilmour Monday, August 13, 2012 Rated "G" by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan Description of a large tree near my church where I go to "Escape time".
Resting against trunk High up Concealed by foliage Breeze brushes skin Smell of freshly cut grass World full of different senses Escaping time A place for thought To gather myself

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Reviewed by Charlene Iverson	1/13/2013

Oh to remember all of the wonderful days I've spent musing in a tree. Good job. Charlene Iverson




Reviewed by La Belle Rouge Poetess Of The Heart	8/21/2012

It's wonderful you have this peaceful place. Thank you for sharing it with us.




Reviewed by Ronald Hull	8/13/2012

I agree. The tree is the place to be. A way to get high on nature get a new perspective on things. Ron




Reviewed by richard cederberg	8/13/2012

You've captured the spirit of haiku's in these tasty tidbits, Jazz. Peace ...