
There is something here about a living being pressing against something that has no life, giving it its beauty.
I can’t see clearly. I’m reaching into the haze and waving my hand around, touching here and there. Some words are asking to be expressed … but I don’t know what those words are.
I’m waiting. Perhaps the words will come now, perhaps not. If it’s a “No” I guess this will be a very short post.
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The branches entwine. They have to love each other, to wrap around, to feel each other’s warmth. They are brothers and sisters in their essence as a tree.
The branches climb. They have to seek something above. It’s magnetic. They’re going someplace … together. It’s important that they get there.
The branches adhere to the brick. It’s the only way they can get where they’re going. There has to be a union of life and the lifeless.
The branches lead to the blossoms. A mysterious fragrance beckons, that of the lilac. The scent is intoxicating, shocking even. Such beauty actually exists.
The street is not remembered
The city is Ghent
Life lives here
Beautiful words! life lives here. I am sure this is the feeling I have coming and going from the car park at work and seeing my favourite tree! I actually say good morning tree! I love this. thank you as always for your wise words.
Thank you, Donna. It’s wonderful to say good morning … everywhere.