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Communing With Trees

Under a dark sky and a glistening half moon
I walk quietly, lest I awaken the sun
As I and the trees silently commune
Melding in the energy of the universal One.

Majestic royal palms that stretch to the sky
Lift my soul up to their heady heights
Catching my breath in a wondrous sigh
Sensing their view of the celestial sights.

From Kamehameha Avenue to Liloa Rise
Comes the fragrance of the plumeria trees
That makes sweet thoughts in my mind arise
From these delicate blossoms that sensually please.

Downslope to O'ahu Avenue
On the corner awaits a dear old friend -
A massive monkeypod with the power to imbue
Its strength and healing it's happy to lend.

I thank the mango trees for their tasty treasures
And delight in the poinciana's flaming orange dance
The awesomeness of trees is beyond all measures
As is their value to the lives they enhance.

I wend my way home to begin my day
With this vision of nature's sanctity.
In my heart it will always be tucked away -
A testament to life's generosity..

Copyright © Molly Moore | Year Posted 2023

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Date: 11/15/2023 2:52:00 PM

You took me on a nostalgic journey, Molly I also love all the trees you mentioned. I was horrified when I read they were removing large old Monkeypods from Oahu Ave recently, but luckily have been save by petioners and Outdoor Circle. Hugs, SuZ
Date: 10/6/2023 5:37:00 PM

Hi Molly. It’s been many years since I visited the island. I’ll never forget seeing my first Banyan tree. You’ve expressed your lines very well. I’m so glad you’re here.

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