There is something wonderful about trees isn't there Steven. I think it is that they live longer than we do and therefore seem to develop a wisdom of their own.
weaver i love trees and i know from reading your posts - especially the most recent about the forty acre wood - that they occupy an important place in your world also . . . i love watching them, being near them and especially imagining and sometimes hearing their stories . . . steven
hello butternut!!! in this part of the season - so filled with growth - i especially love to sense the trees as they fill the sky and the earth with their longing and imagination . . . . steven
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There is something wonderful about trees isn't there Steven. I think it is that they live longer than we do and therefore seem to develop a wisdom of their own.
Confronted by obstacles below she is either limited by them or absorbs them. The sky has no limit, and what of the imagination?
Very nice!
weaver i love trees and i know from reading your posts - especially the most recent about the forty acre wood - that they occupy an important place in your world also . . . i love watching them, being near them and especially imagining and sometimes hearing their stories . . . steven
hello butternut!!! in this part of the season - so filled with growth - i especially love to sense the trees as they fill the sky and the earth with their longing and imagination . . . . steven
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