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Banyans
of our youth,
rich at morning,
sorry we swung
from your
irresistible
"branches."
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Rapunzel Spun
Golden
you Mesmer
my eyes
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Aerial roots
above the ground
reaching,
gravity - growing
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Humble finger buds
long to reach
into soil.
Branches
bud shoots
which soar
to the ground,
taking root
becoming trunks;
a forest
of sister trees
interlaced.
Mysterious.
"Enter"
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That beckoning space
long lingers
in one's thoughts;
even later
in one's thoughts;
even later
at the show-
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Warmly, cloudia
Ah- wonderful roots floating in the sky!
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed this post very much as it reminded me of the first time I ever saw a banyan tree. I stood under one and was totally mesmerized. Have a great day Cloudia.
ReplyDeleteEnter and sit, meditate and listen.
ReplyDeletebanyans: the original networkers!
ReplyDeletevery cool....they are such neat trees...love the pics...
ReplyDeleteha daryl, true
aloha from va...
Aloha Cloudia, thank you for sharing the Banyan tree a most sacred tree, and so mysterious. A time for renewal, it begs, come and sit!
ReplyDeleteFascinating trees!
ReplyDeleteI love the banyan trees, are these usually found in a mangrove swamp??
ReplyDeleteI love these trees. Enjoyed spending time with them while I was in your neck of the woods.
ReplyDeleteLove how you threaded that last photo into this post - lovely spaces indeed. Banyans are a wonderful sight in Hawaii!
ReplyDeleteI do love banyans and remember swinging from them as a child too. I think my favorite banyan is the one in Lahaina.
ReplyDeletesuch a neat tree!
ReplyDeleteMy first Banyan was in Maui. I was totally fascinated.
ReplyDeleteI am actually sitting still and reading blogs.....miss you all.
Aloha!! Very nice post!!
ReplyDeleteIncredible ! Thank you for introducing such possibilities. Please have you all a good Friday.
ReplyDeleteThe banyan in Lahaina is nice, with it's twinkle lights underneath when strolling at night. Love the hat with all it's flowers! DrumMajor
ReplyDeleteInvariably I would get a golf ball stuck in one on any course I played on Oahu. I notice that all those cane fields out by Ewa Beach are now golf courses and resorts. Aloha
ReplyDeleteYOU came to play!
ReplyDeleteThank YOU (each :)
Oh wow. I love those roots in the sky. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteThank, Hon
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