Touching this tall old tree
I wonder what feels real to me:
This church of cold stone
Where people go to show their religiosity,
Or this rough bark
Warm from the spring sun.
It is the bark
That calls to my heart
And this gentle sun.
Touching this tall old tree
I wonder what feels real to me:
This church of cold stone
Where people go to show their religiosity,
Or this rough bark
Warm from the spring sun.
It is the bark
That calls to my heart
And this gentle sun.
Very nice!
Thank you, Liz! I’m delighted you like my poem
You’re welcome, Kevin!
You have worked out a great difference, Kevin! A real pleasure to read. Best wishes, Michael
Thank you, Michael. I’m so pleased you like this poem of mine. Best wishes. Kevin
I’m with you, there, Kevin.
Thank you, Vivienne. I’m pleased you can relate to my poem.