The bearded one who lives in my yard,
silent sentinel standing guard
never asks for compense
in dollars and cents,
but a mere breath to share
in the whisper of air
between he
and me.
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I love this.
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Thank you! The trees comfort my soul.
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Hi Cheryl, wow what an angle! Goes so well with your words X X X
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Thanks Jennifer. That’s the view from my swing in the yard. One of my happy places.
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I am so jealous Cheryl, I can understand why it’s a happy place X X X
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Most every place has its happy things. For me trees make a place very homey.
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Just wow!
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Thanks. What is your most common tree there in your country?
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😀 Read all about it n the link below, just above the happy bubble!
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Love the image. And when the picture is accompanied by your poetry the message gets more meaningful. Awesome.
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Thank you Sharukh. So good to see you again. I hope the mouth is healing up well.
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You’re welcome. Yes, my stitches are gone and I am doing good. I’m always around, just invisible due to heavy work load.
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I understand. I have not been doing as much lately due to work. I am also changing jobs so it will be very hectic in a couple of weeks.
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How do you identify the tree is female or male?
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It is merely my interpretation, Tienny. An energy I feel. Perhaps she is an old lady with gray locks as well! 😀
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😉 it’s must be fun to interpret with own’s imagination.
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Well it keeps me sane anyway! 😀
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I do agree 🙂
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Such an iconic image of the South of America. I’ve never been, have only ever seen ‘the bearded one’ in films and photographs, yet when I see an image, such as yours, I can almost feel what it’s like to be there.
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Oh I do hope you get to visit someday Julia. There is a richness in the South, something that stirs the heart. My favorite park has a 2 thousand year old oak. I love to touch the bark and feel its energy. Jusy imagine the wonders, horrors and life it has seen! So glad you enjoy the photos. Have a lovely weekend and hope you feel well.
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Who know – perhaps I will? It’s such a big world …
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Bigger than most consider. I hope to see you then! 😊
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Absolutely!
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😀
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gorgeous!
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Such steadfast and constant companions. Thanks son! 😘
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I love those trees dripping with moss. They’re so mysterious, and beautiful. Great poem too!
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They bring me much peace….
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