A Pinecone and a Leaf,
Lay next to each other.
Knowing full well,
There would not be another.
With a chill in the air,
They remembered their past.
The warm summer breezes,
And evenings that last.
They danced on the wind,
And played in the rain.
They did it at first,
And then did it again.
Life is for living,
So, that’s just what they did.
From dusk and through dawn,
They played like a kid.
But time has its limits,
We know this is true.
They living will die,
To make room for the new.
A Pinecone and a Leaf,
Were unlikely friends.
May they be remembered,
For starting new trends.
The accompanying photograph was provided by Dan over at nofacilities.com. He and Maddie are most generous with the fruits of their walks. Thanks Dan!
Beautiful!
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Thank you Jennie.
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You’re welcome, Pam.
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I love this Pam. I think we’re going to read more about The Pinecone and the Leaf in the future, and that suits me just fine. I swear, you could take any object, and create a beautiful, moving poem or story about it. How wonderful for us!
Ginger
Think positive. Test negative.
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Thank you Ginger. I’m having fun.
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Lovely. Just what I needed today!
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I am so pleased you liked it Barb!
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Beautiful and fun. 🙂
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Thanks Frank.
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Loved this. Sombre thoughts but sobering indeed
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The cycle of life.
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True indeed!
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The circle, it is everlasting.
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It is to be hoped…
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So original, novel and playful, with a touch of menancholy! Thank you. x
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I am so pleased you enjoyed it joy!
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Very nice, Pamela.
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Thanks John.
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😊
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This is so nice, Pam. I can’t think of a better way to describe that photo. I’m sorry to be so late in getting here.
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Not to worry my friend. I am pleased that you liked it. You have the best photographs to inspire.
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And you do such a good job when inspired. It’s like lighting a fuse on a creative firecracker 😏
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Wonderful poem. The way you used the pine cone and the leaf to show
the good in life. May it be as you say, they will start a new trend.
Miriam
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Sometimes it takes the simplest of items to explain perspective.
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Lovely. It’s the little things in life that you elevate so beautifully with your poetry.
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What a lovely thing to say! Thank you.
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