Wordless Language

Listen!
Beneath the setting sun
by the water’s edge,
trees are telling stories
in the fading light.  Trees-talk
Creaking and cracking
bending in the wind,
talking to each other
in windswept sighs—
their wordless language
still unknown to man.      ~ms   Trees-on-the-beach

Driftwood-Yoga

About Mary Strong-Spaid

You can find me any time wandering around in my own mind gathering thoughts.
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31 Responses to Wordless Language

  1. Bob Mills says:

    That’s why we hug trees in England! Lovely verse

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  2. So lovely, made me feel I needed to stop, rest a moment, and commune with both the words and images…just a perfect combination! 🙂 🙂

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  3. kiwiskan says:

    great poetry and photos

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  4. What a truly unique blog you have! And fantastic photos!

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  5. great imagination – talking trees – nice concept
    with regards

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  6. smallpebbles says:

    Thanks Mary! Love Kauai! Lived on Maui many years ago. And trees – of course, all beings communicate – Love is constant refrain. Aloha……kai

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  7. Jackie says:

    Beautiful captures and poem!

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  8. dorannrule says:

    Oh grand and tender words and so sad the fallen tree…. You are a wonderful poet.

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  9. Lucy says:

    Beautiful! As I tree lover I really admire this! thanks for sharing
    Lucy 🙂

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  10. montucky says:

    Excellent, both photos and thoughts!

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  11. artscottnet says:

    Beautiful verse and pictures! Wishing you well

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  12. so beautifully put together, thanks, lma

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  13. Love this! Now scientists have found that trees actually really do communicate with each other to help each other in reproducing. I forget but I think it is through the roots. But then we knew all along that trees talked to one another.😊

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  14. Ahmed says:

    I believe every single tree has a story behind; it tells its story through the shape of its branches, the colors of its leaves and the way it grows up to give us a remarkable shoot. You can never find two identical trees. Trees are inspiring somehow; they could grow without water and endure thirst from year to year, till the rain comes over to give hope and joy to the abandoned trees.

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  15. Those trees are definitely windswept, but hanging in there. Thanks for sharing your photos and words with me Mary!

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