Very good question. On thing I do know is that scientists have discovered that trees do seem to communicate with one another. Strange eh? Love the poem. J'nia
They say the largest organism on the planet is a grove pf aspen trees in Colorado-- parents, offspring, partners--all connected in one living mass of roots and branches. See what two trees can do? --Charlie
Andy,
I love this poem. Trees are one of my favorite things in nature. They are strong, withstand storms, live for hundreds of years sometimes more and they have feelings like us, they speak to us with wisdom and strength.
Wow, sorry I guess you got me thinking.
Peace, love, and light,
Amber "V"
You have said so much in this beauteous little poem, I am captivated by it. A wondrous declaration of the core of true love!
It's almost 50 years for us, so the subject is definitely on my mind this year. Congratulations and blessings to your parents.
Connie
"Could it be that two trees
Know the art of love, never
failing or falling apart? "
I like that Andy. This poem is very profound
thank you for sharing and I am pleased to meet you!
..could very well be, love the root of this message Andy
Reviewed by blue soplain (Reader)
Reviewed on January 5, 2010
how deep the veins and roots. .. how resonant; and ironic the fall, when it comes, the two that hold tight will face the storm and the deciduo.us times so easily. .. . right?
right.
hope.
beauty.
good to see you post.
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Robin Ouzman Hislop's poetry is certainly in dialogue with some of the key architects of the 'poetics of indeterminacy' – both the Modernist strands represented by the likes of Beckett and Stein, and the postmodernist strands represented, initially,
I love this poem. Trees are one of my favorite things in nature. They are strong, withstand storms, live for hundreds of years sometimes more and they have feelings like us, they speak to us with wisdom and strength.
Wow, sorry I guess you got me thinking.
Peace, love, and light,
Amber "V"
Georg
It's almost 50 years for us, so the subject is definitely on my mind this year. Congratulations and blessings to your parents.
Connie
Love the profound message within these lines.
Cryssa
Know the art of love, never
failing or falling apart? "
I like that Andy. This poem is very profound
thank you for sharing and I am pleased to meet you!
Blessings,
Margaret
Hugzz Ch'erie
there are many lovers
expressing beneath
their ordained branches
Love's Roots Grow Deep...
Vickie
right.
hope.
beauty.
good to see you post.
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With Love,
Cindy