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| Click on photo to see what I see when looking up in our back yard |
I think that I shall never see
A poem lovely as a tree.
A tree whose hungry mouth is prest
Against the earth's sweet flowing breast;
A tree that looks at God all day,
And lifts her leafy arms to pray;
A tree that may in summer wear
A nest of robins in her hair;
Upon whose bosom snow has lain;
Who intimately lives with rain.
Poems are made by fools like me,
But only God can make a tree.
Joyce Kilmer
22 comments:
Sandra, this is wonderful...thanks...:)JP
Perfect poem for these photos!
Lovely post, lovely poem. I love all trees.
Briony
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Fantastic combination!!!
I wish I could write or take pictures half as well.
Since I like to hug trees and talk to them too this post was my morning tea. Amazing.
Beautiful post. Years ago we made a trek up to the tiny town of Robbinsville, NC in our beautiful mountains. We had one of the best hikes through Joyce Kilmer National Forest. It was early morning and many views skyward were exactly like your photo...minus the palm tree? Lol
Hugs
Cecilia
Wonderful views you got there from your garden.
Lovely post. Have a serene Sunday. Have some big easy today.
Best wishes Molly
i love trees, too.
I love trees and the wildlife they bring for our enjoyment. Beautiful photos.
Very nice post. Thank you.
Yes, the importance of trees is often so overlooked, Sandra. Joyce Kilmer is from our native home state of NJ too.
love it...we should all look up more...so many things to see
Beautiful, beautiful post! Each photo is lovely....so nice but the poem was marvelous! reminded me of my Grandpa who was always reciting poetry. Have a nice
Sunday
The Lord is the Lord and he is no perspective of person. In his eyes we are equal.
Your poem was nice. Your tree is Gods master piece and every living creature there of.
I enjoyed your blog.
Your feeling good my dear. Way to go.Awesome.
I have always liked that poem and your view when looking up is so pretty
Lovely canopy over your yard with a bright blue sky peeping through.
That was a great way to start my morning. Just beautiful! Thanks.
He surely did make all these gorgeous trees!
Enjoyed this post. It reminded me of a hike my husband and I took through the Joyce Kilmer Memorial Forest, a 3,800-acre tract of virgin hardwood forest in North Carolina.
Love the pictures, love the poem and I love trees. Hugs
I love the perspective in the first shot. I enjoy taking pictures like that,makes the tree look extra tall.Yes,only God can make a tree and He does a wonderful job of it.
It brings me com for to meditate around big trees. I love how took your shot.
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