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sometimes I look at myself and I see a rock hard angular and solid never bending to the will of another or the force of the wind incapable of being morphed except by the sharpest chisel rocks know no time everlasting never changing but to be honest I wish I looked and I saw a tree and not a rock for trees may be weaker, yes they do know time, they fall powerless to its passing they are weak against wind they do not always make it but trees, they grow and the wrinkles they earn they never try to conceal trees have seen things, they know stories they’ve lost branches they’ve grown new ones trees see death and new life again and again and the mess of a tree tells the tale of many years they morph, and they change they may be powerless to outside forces they may bend and sometimes break but when a tree makes it, there is something glorious and admirable because rocks, they exist. but trees, trees actually live.
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Oct 2, 2014
Oct 2, 2014 at 8:31 AM UTC
poem of the tree
sometimes I look at myself and I see a rock hard angular and solid never bending to the will of another or the force of the wind incapable of being morphed except by the sharpest chisel rocks know no time everlasting never changing but to be honest I wish I looked and I saw a tree and not a rock for trees may be weaker, yes they do know time, they fall powerless to its passing they are weak against wind they do not always make it but trees, they grow and the wrinkles they earn they never try to conceal trees have seen things, they know stories they’ve lost branches they’ve grown new ones trees see death and new life again and again and the mess of a tree tells the tale of many years they morph, and they change they may be powerless to outside forces they may bend and sometimes break but when a tree makes it, there is something glorious and admirable because rocks, they exist. but trees, trees actually live.
katherine-mason-wadley
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Oct 2, 2014
Oct 2, 2014 at 8:31 AM UTC
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