Saturday, December 20, 2014

Here's music between trees

Art by Peter Holme III ~ pinterest.com


Here’s music between trees
in group but loners,    
each with hologram
of images

observers, hover over
road of hopes;
winter darkened,
no snow

rocks & boulders,
cracked ground,
dipped in the mud
the cars.

Sounds  mingle
reaching trees,
absorbing carbon
dioxide

breathe! - healing
Needle Jingle Rock
returning back
with  glee.


Shared with PU Poetry Pantry

17 comments:

  1. Absorb the bad and give the good, the glee shall come

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  2. Oh those trees .. we need them to breathe.. Have a wonderful holiday.

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  3. Without the trees we couldn't breath! I enjoyed your poem very much :)

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  4. I can often hear the music between the trees whispering in a breeze..

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  5. we should listen to the trees more. the first part had delicious images :)

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  6. Wonderful tribute to our trees....and I love the last line, 'breathe! - healing
    Needle Jingle Rock
    returning back
    with glee.'

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  7. I love to think of music between the trees. How it whistles! Especially so, I think, this time of year!

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  8. Thank you for reminding us of the music of the trees.

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  9. Are poets the only ones that care that here on earth our existence relies on trees and plants living, of oceans teeming with all life, and man being responsible for his waste. So many money grubbers see profit only for their lifetime but necessarily their children's.

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  10. The idea of the ground being dipped in the mud of cars....that is some clever imagery...excellent writing.

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  11. Both witnesses and air converters--we could not live witout trees, nor know who we are. beautiful.

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  12. i like the music of the trees....even in their bareness this time of year....

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  13. I too enjoy the music of the leaves...even the crunch of fallen leaves. Happy Holidays!

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  14. There is a sweet melody in nature :-)

    Merry Christmas :-)

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  15. Love the music of nature, beautiful poem.

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