Who's Got Your Back?
I'm leaning against this Giant Redwood
A beating pulse spreading
From the belly of the earth
Peristaltic through my bones
I'm feeling warm and held
Feeling known and owned
Like someone/something's
Got my back.
Comments
Thanks Don, Ray, David. Human relationships are so complicated and things get lost in translation all the time. Trees are definitely more straightforward and reliable. They bring the best out in me.
Nature is always trying to speak to us. Many times we don't hear it, or if we do , disregard what it is saying
Hi Hazel. I've said this before but I feel it is highly relevant. I made a life changing decision while sat under an old oak for company. I didn't know which way to turn, but something just clicked and the last thirty years have been based upon that on the personal level. Was that a sort of God? It was good enough for me. The beauty of nature is really the joy of the unfathomable.
Ray
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Hazel ettridge
Wed 13th Mar 2019 14:02
Thanks Don, Ray, David. Human relationships are so complicated and things get lost in translation all the time. Trees are definitely more straightforward and reliable. They bring the best out in me.