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Long Live our Forests
by Suzie Palmer → (All Poetry by Suzie Palmer)
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Photo of Barrington Tops, NSW, Australia


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Immersing oneself in nature is wonderful it’s true
Experiencing the fullness of life pouring through
Our hearts, our lungs, and all of our cells
The beauty of our beings vastly excels

Intoxicating to take oh so many deep breaths
Among some many trees, we feel like a guest
Having no need to wear our finest best
All that matters is that we burst with great zest

Inhaling the beauty of a forest is real
A splendor so nourishing and tangible to feel
Drinking in the sights; becoming one with tree-kin
In search of life’s essence, this is where to begin …

Immersing oneself in nature is wonderful it’s true
Long live our forests: let’s nurture them too!

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 Reviews of "Long Live our Forests"
Reviewed by Isabella Koldras
Reviewed on May 29, 2013
"Long live our forest".
I really love it, Suzie.
The ease that you write, the flow on
of words. And love the photo.
After all, it is our magnificent
World Heritage listed Barrington Top
National Park, with its fresh air, mountains
peaks and exciting outdoor experience.
We are truly blessed!
With warm regards Isabella.

Reviewed by Ronald Hull
Reviewed on May 28, 2013
Nature loves you this i know, for of birdie tells me so. Yes she loves you, yes she does, and i love you just because.…

Ron

Reviewed by E Phillips
Reviewed on May 28, 2013
A timely message, artfully told in dazzling language.

Reviewed by Budd Nelson
Reviewed on May 28, 2013
wondeful thoughts here to be listened to
budd

Reviewed by Jerry Bolton
Reviewed on May 28, 2013
Yes indeed, Suzie, got to have the trees around in order for us to breathe, and beside that, they are majestic and have a noble bearing.


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