Trees are poems that the earth writes upon the sky.
― Kahlil Gibran
There is something about trees that I have started to fall in love with. I cannot point the exact reason but I do think of resilience and standing the test of time whenever I look up to a tree.
I see how a tree spreads its branches wherever it finds a way and is flexible in all ways possible. Nothing limits its growth and that it accepts what comes its way. It stands tall and lets others relax beneath it. Its green leaves add color and life to the surrounding. A tree also grounds itself and draws strength from within. It is friendly and mixes with other trees around. Letting its leaves sway in whatever direction depending on the wind but still staying put.
There is a lot we can learn from trees.
For the love of trees will be a new photo feature on this blog. Nothing regular about it like the trunk of a tree but it will be rooted like one. The first image in the series is of a tree in Andamans. Today’s post is also tagged to Wordless Wednesday #47.
happiness and food 
Wow….Such observations.
Just wow!!
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Thank you!
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Being from God’s Own Country, trees are my first love. I am sure I would love this series.
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Keep visiting. Thank you 🙂
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Nicely described.. thry spread happiness everywhere 😊
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True that. Thank you!
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Such a beautiful thought, Parul. Truth be told I hardly ever stop to think about trees or for that matter nature the way you do. But I do agree when you say trees represent resilience
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This is wonderful, Parul. As a fellow tree lover, I shall look forward to your posts on this series 🙂 Good luck with it!
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Mother Nature bring the best in us. I love trees too, make it a point to plant one when I move to a new place.
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I love the canopies of trees here in bangalore- everytime I come here, they just amaze me and I love to look up and walk 😊
You have described the feelings so beautifully.. it’s how I feel when I look up at a tree.
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I’m a nature lover and tree huger too. Your place is rejuvenating just like a steadfast tree. I reclaim my magic in their company.
Sharing one of my posts on nature for your reading pleasure 😊
7 Things About Nature that Makes You Thankful #ThankfulThursdays – Natasha Musing
http://natashamusing.com/2017/01/7-things-about-nature-that-makes-you-thankful-thankfulthursdays/
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That’s a lovely thought, Parul. Nature does teach us some valuable lessons. Looking forward to your tree stories. 😀
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Love the quote Parul. I love trees for the scenic greenery, and associate it with both gentle and strength. Contradictory but in appearance, they are so gentle, one with everything around, while rooted deep 🙂
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That was some real thinking resonating with the trees. I will tell you since I am not a camera friendly person, more than taking the photos of tress I love to gaze at them. I loved going to Indiranagar until a few months ago because of the number of old trees which dawn the roads. I also have a thing about leafless trees, about their days of glory and what all they must have seen over the years.
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Good to learn that you love trees too! I have a project in my mind related to trees on my blog, which I hope to take up soon. I started few posts on trees, but then there’s so much happening that I lost out on that. I’m happy that i’ll be able to read your posts on trees, regularly! 🙂
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Such a beautiful thought, Parul! I love to look at trees and green landscapes. It so peaceful and I have a thing for bare branches as well.
Great shot!
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A great thought Parul! I only just stumbled across this blog hop photo feature.. Hope to post regularly!! 🙂
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I would love for you to join, Archana. Please do.
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