Tree Immortality Poems

Ohbard and Pell meet up 
over lifetimes and dimensions 
for exchanges and conversations: 

and as Pell approached his master 
he could see Ohbard's attention was...

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You are part of the universe
And the universe is part of you,
For the universe is infinite,
And therefore, so are you.

For between you and the universe
There...

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For a long time, I dreamed
Of a place where fairies doth sing
Heaven perhaps or a never before seen sight 
Filled with love and celestial lights
Where...

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If I were immortal I’d wish to be
An Earth angel who sets those in chains free
I’d enter every evil person’s heart 
Putting a stop to...

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Immortality, ever
If we have a choice
Mortal life is fleeting
Stifling our voice

Love is but the answer
Life is but the song
Hate is the distraction
When we play along

Every...

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Immortality is not for me                                          ...

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Thomas was walking through his favorite part of the forest,
where the overturned giant oak tree has been a sitting spot
for him since childhood, the part...

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This wise old bulk twined and furled self mended throughout
She shows me her bark churning scars inside out 
Sage sentry    her silver...

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The poet dies, but does not die
if he has left a line
black inked upon enduring page
or lingered on the mind.

With no thought than to see...

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As I am here surrounded by the Numbness
of tree trunks -  still and nameless in the breeze -
A Willow weeping  crystals of uncertain
Bombarding...

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I want to unlock nature,
And know all her secrets,
Becoming one with the Earth,
As Adam and Eve.
Speak in our native tongue,
Cryptic and beautiful.
Interconnected, as we're meant...

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