Quiet Wisdom: An Ode to Trees

As a boy I knew there was more to trees than just limbs to be climbed and heights to be reached. There was something mysterious and magical about them. They were living creatures of infinite sizes and shapes and each of them had a story to tell. And these trees told their stories slowly, quietly, and poetically.

Quiet Wisdom: An Ode to Trees was written by Michael Kennedy, Olympic Valley, CA resident, teacher, photographer & writer. For the entire story and breath taking photography visit his website at https://www.bluewolfgallery.com/post/quiet-wisdom-an-ode-to-trees. Enjoy!

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2 responses to “Quiet Wisdom: An Ode to Trees”

  1. CAMILLE LOFFREDO Avatar
    CAMILLE LOFFREDO

    I can relate- I loved climbing trees as a youngster!!!

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  2. treewhispers Avatar

    Thanks for you comment Cam! I too can relate having climbed many a tree. My favorite perhaps was the large elm in the from yard where I grew up—my respite.

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