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wonderful poem and great pic! happy ww :)
ReplyDeleteI've always loved trees and the poetry of them! Thanks for sharing and for hosting the linky!
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Oh I remember learning this poem - your photos is awesome!
ReplyDeletemust have been an amazing visit.. I love this pic!
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Wonderful shot Kristin! Thanks for hosting and Happy WW!
ReplyDeleteThat photo is incredible. I hope I can get an opportunity sometime to visit Brookgreen Gardens.
ReplyDeleteOne of the great oldies!
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That's my fave poem! Love the photo!
ReplyDeleteI've shared Kilmer's poem too in a previous post - http://ofmiceandramen.blogspot.com/2011/10/sunday-citarsunday-snapshot-trees.html#comments
Happy WW!
That's so pretty: Both the poem and the photo.
ReplyDeleteLovely poem.
ReplyDeleteGreat capture! Happy WW.
ReplyDeleteIn NC there is the Joyce Kilmer forest and they have this poem on a plaque as well beside a very large tree. I don't recall what kind, but it's rather big. I would have to think it's a oak, but I can't swear to that. Anyhow, this is great. Thanks for sharing & hosting!
ReplyDeleteThat is one of my favorite quotes!
ReplyDeleteYou know I love everything about this Joyce. Do you do Poser? I use too. I loved it and then my pc crashed and I lost everything!
ReplyDeleteWhat can I say other than I love everything on this site!!
Big hugs and Happy WW!:-)
I love today's picture! Not that I don't always, but I have a particular fondness for trees.
ReplyDeleteGreat lighting capture!
ReplyDeleteTrees for some reason scare me to death. Not the regular yard trees, but the huge fallen ones. I can't walk anywhere near them. I'm so strange.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photo--and I love the poem. When I was in elementary school, we had to memorize that one. Thanks for sharing and thanks for hosting!
ReplyDeletei love the colors! such a sweet poem. i wrote a poem about a tree if you're interested:
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I love tree's they have such seasonal lives that are a constant source of changing beauty in our world
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Can't wait to see more pictures of the sculptures!
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