Blessed are those that listen to the voice of Nature, for they will learn the magic of harmony and understand Peace.
"SOMETHING ABOUT THE WOODS" has delivered the AIR to fresh the readers' eyes and give life to the mind.
It was blessed provilege to read "SOMETHING ABOUT THE WOODS".
Andre Emmanuel Bendavi ben-YEHU
Reviewed by Jennifer Butler (Reader)
Reviewed on March 23, 2006
I can't stand being alone, but I did enjoy the beauty and serenity of the great outdoors when I was younger, when I was with those I loved, who loved me... I thought.
You should be a travel agent for peace and tranquility. Reading your poem was a wonderful experience. Thanks. I think I'll go make a cup of tea and go outside for a moment with the stars.
There's something about the woods...yes. I remember the woods behind my house in Ohio. I used to go there many a day to commune with Nature and relax in her beauty. I'd go eat sassafras leaves...GAD, haven't thought about that in years. Thanks for the memory jog in your beautiful verse.
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"SOMETHING ABOUT THE WOODS" has delivered the AIR to fresh the readers' eyes and give life to the mind.
It was blessed provilege to read "SOMETHING ABOUT THE WOODS".
Andre Emmanuel Bendavi ben-YEHU
You should be a travel agent for peace and tranquility. Reading your poem was a wonderful experience. Thanks. I think I'll go make a cup of tea and go outside for a moment with the stars.
Cynthia
There's something about the woods...yes. I remember the woods behind my house in Ohio. I used to go there many a day to commune with Nature and relax in her beauty. I'd go eat sassafras leaves...GAD, haven't thought about that in years. Thanks for the memory jog in your beautiful verse.
(((HUGS))) and love, Karla.