Forest Walk

I’m practicing my
I-belong-here
no-twig-snap
no-leaf-rustle
no-branch-crack
see-all, know-all
float-like-fog
like-smoke
pine-needle-soft
forest walk.
No one will know I’m coming.
No one will know when I’m gone.

BY KRISTINE O'CONNELL GEORGE

[Dawn Reilly]

Maggie!! I love this, a beautiful photo & a poem. Lovely and a fav!

[Ann]

Beautiful forest photo, and lovely poem.

[TarBaby]

Beautiful peom and love the angle the trees are on

[Antonio Vigil]

agree with Chris!

[Huda Morcos]

Lovely picture and poem.

[Rach_who]

Lovely shot and it goes beautifully with the verse.

[Cathy Donohoue]

The woods are dark and deep. Gave for me, Maggie.

[Maggiemae]

@cdonohoue Thanks Cathy - thats what I like about woods - silent and a bit like a cathedral!

[Donna]

great poem and your picture makes me homesick it's really lovely

[cheryl]

so much depth in the shot as well as the poem.

[bkb in the city]

nice landscape shot

[Kerri]

Beautiful

[Deb]

Nice POV, Maggiemae !

[Tony]

Great capture !! Love the black trunks against the yellow undergrowth, Great contrast.

[Gerry]

beautiful Maggiemae

[Beryl Lloyd]

Great poem & shot , love the contrast of the strong dark tree trunks against the softness of the mellow carpet on the undergrowth

[Rick Schies]

Good luck with that one. I would have a problem with that

[Pat Knowles]

Oh such a suitable poem for this lovely shot maggiemae....which was first the photo or the poem?
Such silence in a wood as birds seem to be pretty silent sometimes too...love the figure in the distance!

[Jo]

What a beautiful photo - is that a forest that has been through a fire?

[Heidi Parnell]

wow thats beautiful - looks like an enchanted forest :)

[Yvonne]

Absolutely gorgeous shot. Fav for me. And love the poem.

[tony gig]

Fabulous Maggie, I bet theres lots of wildlife.

[Terry]

very nice young lady

[Maggiemae]

@tonygig No, Tony - absolutely none except me and my sister who hardly qualify as being wild anymore! Very silent forest!

[Maggiemae]

@yonnie Thanks Yvonne, I loved the poem - it suited the pine forest so well!