(Took this photo in the park, a tree sanctuary. I often wonder how this shape came to be)
a quiet russle
grows to excited chatter
a swift breeze moves through
as I near the shaded grove
I pause at the sound of change
Pat R
7/29/20
Over at Colleen’s it’s theme week. This is the quote we are using for inspiration, provided by Sue Vincent. To read more or to participate go here.
โTrees are sanctuaries. Whoever knows how to speak to them, whoever knows how to listen to them, can learn the truth.โ Herman Hesse
This is really peaceful
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Thank you Jude ๐
Pat
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My pleasure ๐ผ
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Trees hold wisdom, if we but listen.
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So very true.
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I’ve seen that when some tree limbs are removed they try and recover by having bark envelope the where the limb was. Could have been removed to prevent climbing, or even could have been struck by lightning. But I’d like to think it could be a doorway to and elf or fae’s home ๐ The top growth looks like roof shingles. ๐
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I know what you mean. Nature cares for it’s own๐
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Pat, I love your photo. The tree trunk almost looks like two trees grew together, one over the other! I also love the sensory detail of how the sound of leaves sounds like the winds of change. Excellent! โค
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Now you see why it’s my favorite tree. I pass it everyday one my walks. I think whatever was going on with it, it made a narrow escape and survived.๐
Pat
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The survivor tree… how poetic!
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