Upon a nice mid-spring day, Let's take a look at Nature's way. Breathe the scent of nice fresh air, Feel the breeze within your hair.
Hear the buzzing of the bees, Climb the tallest willow trees. Look across the meadow way, And you shall see some butterflies play
See the daisies as they grow, Watch a gentle cold stream flow. Know the sounds of water splash, Catch its glimmer in a flash.
When altogether all seems sound, Lay yourself upon the ground. Take a moment to inhale, And listen to Nature tell her tale... 💚
These are beautiful pictures from your garden ... I love the spring in which nature spoils us again with her impressive variety of colors and shapes, smells and impressions. And your pictures shows her richness very impressively :) (Y)
@RobinPhoenix Ein wundervolles Gedicht 💚... und obwohl ich es verstehe, hätte ich so was nie selber fertig gebracht. Und schon gar nicht auf Englisch. 💚
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@RobinPhoenix Someone said willow trees? Nature telling her tale?
@RobinPhoenix Such a beautiful poem. I feel like we've crossed paths and see where we're friends (although I never see your posts), but I can now clearly see we're nature loving kindred spirits.
@MoonlightLullaby Like music and art, love of nature is a common language that can transcend every boundaries... even so the one that stands between two people who don´t know each other yet :)
@MoonlightLullaby It may not be surprising, but I share your opinion :) and every true nature lover I have had the pleasure to meet has been a sensitive, compassionate and extremely kind character :)
@RobinPhoenix I'd like to think people see me as kind and compassionate. I definitely know it's my intent. I can honestly assure you that I am hardcore sensitive & it's not necessarily a good trait at times. Sigh.
@MoonlightLullaby I know what you mean. My wife, my son and I are all highly sensitive. It´s true, it often is a curse to feel and perceive everything more intensely than others do, but we are who we are and cannot change it... we can only accept it and make the best of it. Too often people like you and me and so many others are seen as weak or "damaged". But feeling intensely is not a sign of weakness, it is the mark of great aliveness and compassion. It is not the empathic person that is broken, but our emotionally handicapped society. There's nothing shameful about expressing feelings authentically...because it keeps alive the dream of a more humane world.
