An excellent poem my dear, holly

I live among many trees and I love them all, though there is one special, very old olive tree that I call "my friend". I cannot walk by it without laying my hands upon it. Sometimes, I can even feel its "heartbeat" against the palm of my hand.

Love & Light always and in all ways,
Joseph*

A beautiful write, wonderful imagery my friend, enjoyed this very much!
Blessings,
Joyce Bowling

Dear Myrna:

Weaving your magic again. "Ringed calendars" is a wonderful. Yes the joy of trees and spring returns despite.

hugs,
Kathy

sheeeesh....ya know for someone who has sight issues, you sure do paint a vivid picture my friend...this is wonderful!

Picturesque photo! I can almost imagine that oak tree stretching out his limbs and taking a deep breathe, another Spring!
Be safe,
Karen

Gorgeous imagery, Myrna, as I sit here near the bay window in my kitchen looking out at a budding Maple I planted when my younger son, Logan, was born. It had given me great and colorful pleasure all these years. It's root system burgeons and has killed all the grass beneath and now it offers glorious shade. But to compare it to the splendor of a Live Oak...well, I must admit, there is almost no comparison. You do capture it's majesty perfectly.

Love,

Taylor

I love how you've described the oak, especially the line,
In ringed calendars and feet, overgrown.

Very, very nice!

A fine personification and ode to a beautiful tree, Myrna. Thank you. Love and peace,

Regis

Living in a land of forests I know well the image that this vibrant write delivers in bright colours of spring. Hope surfaces at last and despair from the last dregs of winter vanishes in those first small green buds to sprout from our living friendly giants.

Fee

You have painted a delightful scene Myrna.
Light and Wisdom ...

Loved the picture,The mighty oak stands it's ground waiting for spring to open up it's majesty,Well said poem,Loved it,

Michael

Olly those who know and love the Bayou country should write about it. Your words put to paper do justice to this king. Thank you for introducing us to His Majesty. May his reign be long and healthy, bringing beauty and cool shade to his subjects and visitors to his kingdom. .
- Bill

Myrna, this is an excellent piece about one of my favorite things in the whole world, the live oak, adorned with lovely Spanish moss. They are truly majestic and you have captured "his" beauty here well. I absolutely love it! Bravissimo!
~Butch