Photo: Wandoo tress at Mt. Observation, Mundaring, W.A. just on the boundary between Northam and York. This forms part of the Wandoo National Park and forest reserve in the Darling Range.
Friends
The Wandoo tree touched me,
unselfishly
it sent a leaf
which spiralled from so high,
slowly descending
on the warm air
and finally,
unannounced
it caressed my cheek,
we were hardly close before
but in that moment
there was a knowing and
the Wandoo tree and I were friends.
©Paul Vincent Cannon
Paul, pvcann.com
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Beautiful spot, Paul! Can’t have too many friends like that.
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So agree Sandy. Thank you.
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Welcome!
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Trees and books. Best kind of friends! Can’t have too many of them.
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Absolutely Dawn
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Beautiful scenery, Paul.
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It sure is Winnie, this is quite a large forest too, so as far as the eye can see …
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The best friend one can ever have!
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Absolutely Punam
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Vincent Cannon looks beautiful as was your poem Paul!
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Well that didn’t come out right…lol Anyhow, Looks beautiful as was your poem Paul Vincent Cannon!
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But I worked it out, lol, I call it keyboarditis- happens regularly to us all, but again, many thanks. 🙂
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Thank you Diane 🙂
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So many wonderful trees in the world…what calmness they lend. I enjoy seeing the trees and landscapes in your neck of the woods.😊
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Thank you for that, nice to know, I agree, so calm.
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It makes one wonder, and so that makes your poem wondrous.
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Enjoyed your response Jade, thank you for sharing that.
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You are welcome!
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This was an absolutely beautiful post.
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Thank you so much for that 🙂
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Nature always shows its love.A touching poem, Paul
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Thank you Megha, yes indeed
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🙂 Cool piece!
I once was very close to an Oak tree (but she left me for a regal Birch).
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Lol, fickle oaks and what! 🙂 Thank you Tom, appreciate your thoughts.
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Great and very wise friends.
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Indeed 🙂
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I appreciate this sentiment
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Thanks so much
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I am so happy to read you! Thank you Paul!
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Beautiful
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This we share.
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