Tree Love Poem by Jim Yerman

Tree Love

Rating: 5.0


If I could choose one type of love for two people to share that would allow them throughout their life together to be happy…to rejoice…one love above all others…
then tree love would be my choice.

Tree love begins when two seeds of love are planted together…how it happens…no one really knows…but once planted side-by-side, like two trees, their love begins to grow.

They grow so close together their limbs are always touching and anyone who sees them understands the love they share between them…as they're forever holding hands.

Individually they are independent and wonderful but together…each other they enhance…
Watch them in the wind…see how beautifully they dance.

Watch them weather any storm together…watch them feel each other's pain…watch them share their joy and laughter watch them play out in the rain.

Watch if one tree teeters in the wind or a sudden summer squall…how the other tree is there to catch them…and will not let them fall.

Watch if one tree is filled with sorrow…is ever nervous or afraid…how the other tree is there with arms outstretched to offer the comfort of its shade.

Watch how there is no jealousy between them…no feeling they have to hide…if one tree is taller or more colorful than the other…there is only delight…and joy…and pride.

Watch how, no matter how old and wrinkled they become…they remain young in their hearts…and how their roots have grown so intertwined they can't be pulled apart.

The road to joy and happiness…that's an easy choice for me…
Yes, if I could choose one path to true love…then tree love it would be.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Unnikrishnan E S 09 February 2022

Beautiful. Metaphorical. So true about trees and human beings. It is love and camaraderie that sustains the world. May I invite you to read my poem, "The Jasmine Vine And the Mango Tree"?

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Dr Dillip K Swain 09 February 2022

Tree love begins when two seeds of love are planted together…I can't agree more dear poet. A brilliant poem.....top score!

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David Wood 09 February 2022

And the give off oxygen, vital for life. The are home to birds in their branches and insects in their roots. When cut down they provide us with furniture, fences and firewood.

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