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Poems about trees - meditations and reflections on nature

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Poems about trees: reflections on nature

 

TREE MEDITATIONS
 

Trees are our natural companions breathing in what we breathe out, breathing out what we breathe in.   Trees reflect something of ourselves - a history, an appearance, a position, an ecology.
 
Trees are energy fields with their own resonance and aura.

Hug a tree and feel the pull of its energy.   Meditate on a tree - listen to its message, feel its energy, share its history, understand the ambiguity and paradox of nature, accept the insight offered.

Nature reflects the paradox and ambiguity of our lives and its creative resolution of opposites.

Nature portrays the interconnectedness of our lives and the fact that the welfare of the whole depends on the welfare of the individual and vice versa.

Trees reflect their ecology just as we do - the nurturance, conflict, competition, interconnection, history, interdependence, shared energy. 

Trees  reflect our lives if we look, listen and learn.

Here are some of my own tree meditations expressed as poems.

 

 (Photo by Digitonin - Flick photoset)

THE SOLITARY SENTINEL 


The Solitary Sentinel

Reaching out and bending back
Fragility and strength
Standing firm and gently yielding
Bowed and straight
A solitary sentinel, contrasting hues.


Ron Passfield

Inspiration : Jacaranda on footpath near coffee shop at Coorparoo, Brisbane.

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RADIANT BEAUTY 



Radiant Beauty

Resplendent purple, a carpet of colour
Fully clothed in regal garment
Refreshing hue, eye-catching glow
Noticed from above and below
Radiant beauty, swiftly shed.


Ron Passfield

Inspiration : Jacaranda - typically flowers in October (exam time) and sheds its flowers 1-2 months later, leaving a purple carpet on the ground. From the air you can see the bright purple Jacarandas dotted all over Brisbane.

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STRAIGHT AND TALL 



Straight and Tall

Straight and tall , an enviable symmetry
A golden aura against the light blue sky
Standing firm and strong, an imposing figure
Bending gracefully with the winds of change
Timeless wisdom, an awareness of stature.


Ron Passfield

Inspiration: a very tall fir tree standing above encroaching "development".

Copyright 2000 - Ron Passfield - all rights reserved worldwide.

CROOKED AND STRONG 



Crooked and Strong

Twisted limbs turned in on themselves
A haven for others
Strong and unbending
The talk of the town
Rustic beauty and distorted shapes.


Ron Passfield

Inspiration: From the verandah - the Grevillia Sandra Gordon - favorite home for flocks of Rainbow Lorikeets and pairs of Rosellas. Rainbow Lorikeets eat the nectar from the yellow Bottle Brush and when they move on the Rosellas eat the seeds. Passers-by would comment on the bright yellow Bottle Brush and the beautiful birds.

Copyright 2000 Ron Passfield. All rights reserved worldwide.

Trees - reflections on life 

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Flamboyants (Delonix regia) - Royal Poincianas

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Tree of Light by JPhilipson

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Tree by Adnan Yahya

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Reader Feedback 

WorldTravelers916

when dealing with trees its possible to care and love for them like children!

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Great Poems ROn.. Keep up the good work...

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Jimmie

Cool poems!

Posted April 19, 2008

RinchenChodron

Hi Ron,

I appreciated your tree meditations and photos. Very nice indeed. Well done.

Posted January 29, 2008

 
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