I enjoy observing the shades, shapes and textures of leaves that adorn trees, but there is something about a bare tree which always makes me stop and observe. Especially when I see such trees in low light times, like at dawn or dusk, their personalities stands out. Each such sight calls for a painting to be created.
I came across a few lines from a poem by Sara Teasdale, called 'The Tree' and found them very touching.
Oh to be free of myself
With nothing left to remember,
To have my heart as bare
As a tree in December
Resting, as a tree rests
After its leaves are gone,
Waiting no more for a rain at night
Nor for the red at dawn
I stand tall and bare, With no more leaves to spare |
I came across a few lines from a poem by Sara Teasdale, called 'The Tree' and found them very touching.
Oh to be free of myself
With nothing left to remember,
To have my heart as bare
As a tree in December
Resting, as a tree rests
After its leaves are gone,
Waiting no more for a rain at night
Nor for the red at dawn
this is beautiful
ReplyDeleteno more leaves to spare - :(
ReplyDeletenice pic & short n sweet poem
nominated u.
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Thanks magiceye
ReplyDeleteThanks Sujatha (when I created this line, even I found it sad but 'romantic' at the same time)
Thanks Debajyoti - I feel honored to be nominated by you
The bare and barren have their own tale to tell. Nice poem n observation
ReplyDeletetrue! it does have a different effect!
ReplyDeletehappy new year :)
Thanks Rahul
ReplyDeleteAshwini - you summarized it so well, thanks
Joshi daniel - thanks!