Poetry
Tree of Life
A give & take relationship. Gives us life daily and takes away our bodies on our last day, making us burn away life into ashes, paving the soul’s pathway.
Roots in the ground, deep-rooted and strong, the trunk is a little above visualizing all along… who waters its roots, or who feeds it food, for it to grow, to give protection most needed.
“Come rain and come sunshine, shelter beneath it, you will always find!”
As it’s grown stronger and higher, in solitude–standing with nature, always ready for you to explore… So go ahead, touch it or feel it, or just hug it… can you? Well, if not just stand apart, and watch it transfer all its positive energy to you.
“Come rain and come sunshine, shelter beneath it, you will always find!”
It’s God’s gift to us, our environments pride, nature’s oxygen machine, giving us fresh air to breathe. So, please don’t cut them or burn them to make ways, as they are the Trees of Life who daily make us survive.
This was a prompt started by the Prompt King Charles Roast and send to me by Libby Mitchell to attempt. I hope I have fared well in my attempt, dear, as it’s straight from the mind to the keyboard writing, in just a few minutes.
So let’s continue it forward too, as always, and I call upon Gurpreet Dhariwal Tree Langdon ♾️ Saanya Khunger Abhay Salvi , Helen Cassidy Page EP McKnight Kay Bolden Dan Moore Taruni Sharma Manasi Diwakar Dr. Mehmet Yildiz Desiree Driesenaar Dennett Esat Artug Karen Madej💛 Christina M. Ward Chris Hedges Carolyn Riker Charlotte Zobeir Ali Niki Marinis Arjan Tupan and all others who read are welcome too!
©️ Geetika Sethi July 2020
A Poem from my upcoming Poetry Book — “Diary of Love”. To know more about me and my expression through words, follow me on
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