Tree weathered Writing

4 creative works found

• WEDDING BAND
  by Sally Omar

  It sits tightly on my finger / On my left hand / I look at it sometimes / My circular wedding band / Once it fit loosely / Hard to hold it on ...

  Thank you, Julie!!!! / Please check out my friend Julie Marks’ other awesome artwork & writings on the RB /

• Not Yet.
  by Jayca

  The breeze says, “Summer” / as it sneaks into my room; / but the trees say, “No.”

  A classic haiku. / The first line came to me on a beautiful, warm spring day as the breeze fluttered through my open window. I wanted to make it into a poem, but I couldn’t get past the third line. / Then I read a story (required reading for my American Lit class, lol) where the main character’s mother wrote haiku for a Japanese-American newspaper. And I remembered: haikus are only 3 lines, and were 5, 7, 5. I counted the syllables in the lines I had. It was perfect. I usually prefer to write unorthodox things in an orthodox fashion, but this one fits into the category of “haiku” perfectly. The syllables are all correct, and it’s about weather. lol

• Memoir of the Oaks
  by Theodosius Ng

  Blankets of sunlight shattered; Hues and contrasts of flavescent aura; birthed. / A holocaust of concealment and darkness; / The bombard…

  This is my first piece of writing in a long time. I’ll update soon about what the poem means; but in the meantime, try and figure it out.

• Tree Nature
  by linaji

  She, / Like a tree, Just kept on growing, / Until growing became knowing

  / Kellie Cranmer is one of the most incredible artists I have met up with here on RB. I have always marveled at her ability to see the lighter side of this existence as well as the rich deep layers of life we are challenged to embrace and perhaps create with. Her own personal experiences as of late has inspired my own view of who I am as artist as well as my own appreciation for each moment of life here on Planet Marvel! I went to her PF and saw this piece. I have seen it many times but never commented nor wrote on it. I love this creation. It is so feminine and powerful. I wrote a poem inspired by this work and she has given me permission to add the art to the poem. Thanks you Kellie! / . / MOTHER NATURE BY KELLIE CRANMER /