I THINK that
I shall never see
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A poem lovely
as a tree.
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A tree whose
hungry mouth is pressed
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Against the
sweet earth's flowing breast;
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A tree that
looks at God all day,
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And lifts her
leafy arms to pray;
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A tree that may
in summer wear
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A nest of
robins in her hair;
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Upon whose
bosom snow has lain;
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Who intimately
lives with rain.
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Poems are made
by fools like me,
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But only God
can make a tree.
~Joyce Kilmer. 1886–1918 |
9 comments:
Nature intended it to be this way. Only if man would let it be too...
Showing off like a native Banglorean!!! We love you and miss u too!!!:DDD
Photography is your calling!! Go for it!!!:)))
Why does the universe offer me such beauty and creativity and weave a blanket of passion and love around me, and then force me to look away from it all and into the blinding gore called the power point? Go Mee conquer the world for us too!! While we lick the grime off the power points! sigh...
Really, it doesn't take much to recognize how blessed we are by Nature. Yet we crave for holidays, breaks, shores far away...when magic is right here, to reach out and touch!! Lovely pics M!
Awesome pics:)
Really happy to see a metro city with so much greenery.
I know many who hanker to buy an easel, brushes in multiple sizes and multi tubs of paint! Wish they would read/see this post:DDD
Great pictures.
Indeed, save Bangalore... save India... save the World!
Unfortunately, I don't think we will realize the damage we've done until it's too late...
-Neeraj
www.bharari.net
HI Nice photos. we have planted about 1000 young tress in Jalahalli/Yeshwanthpur area and require volunteers to look after/nurture these tree saplings till they can survive. In Apr due to a forest fire we lost about 300 of these due to dry wild grass. There is a requirement of watering also and ample water is available. Those who love nature and bangalore can send an email to sunsparx at the rate of rediffmail dot com
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