Trees can live for hundreds of years,
They well know to live together!
They tuft to earth, as child's to mom,
Light, water, and air they do share!
When storm does come they low their heads,
To show him respect out of fear!
The branches welcome, greet and laugh.
Leaves dance with the beat of the air.
The roots sometimes, take hold of each,
Thus, they make bridge, over the ditch.
What men ignore, they may do care
And mend that always, just to teach.
They whisper, and send their message,
Thru breeze, and soil, thru ether-
If nature lives, then all can live...
We should do that which can help her.
Hundreds, hundreds years they can live,
In warm friendship, fraternity.
But, we, intelligent creatures,
Can't keep this nature's sanctity!
It is beautiful Nila, I love the trees they hug me when I am sad and give me so much comfort, I feel as they speak to me through their movement and I sway with the branches. This poem is pure expression of love for Mother Earth and our precious nature. Sublime!
.truly we intelligent creatures have failed to preserve nature's sanctity.....a wonderful write again........
They well know to live together...............they are not jealous of their brothers and sisters.
Creation has its own secrets in life. Thanks for sharing.
The poem deals with the subject of trees and their longevity as compared to their human counterparts. The imagery and the philosophy come to us with an emphatic impact. Thanks. The branches welcome, greet and laugh. Leaves dance with the beat of the air. They whisper, and send their message, Thru breeze, and soil, thru ether- If nature lives, then all can live...
Deep-rooted poem. Every word says something lovely. It's all a pretty poem. Thanks.
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
'Tis a beautiful poem and a wonderful dedication! ! ! I like the poet's note also! ! ! ! I wish every success on this occasion.... May the Lord help you to write thousands of poems.... Vipins