“what did the tree learn from the earth to be able to talk with the sky?”
-pablo neruda
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image credit: claudia tremblay, montreal
Apr27
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I didn't have my glasses on.... 
apparently a whole lot!
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quite a bit more advanced than we are –
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more than we thought if the tree is talking to the sky. ❤
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That’s right
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❤
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❤️
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Happy (Ann) Arbor Day, Beth. May you be rooted in joy today.
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thank you, mark and you too –
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And can the tree and sky teach us?
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i think we need them to –
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Truth.
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Gorgeous
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thanks)
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Great image and quote!
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thank you, i fell in love with both of them –
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I always love your quotes, this one is excellent!
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thank you so much, susan. neruda is one of my favorite poets –
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That kids like to get closer to the sky by climbing them…lol I love the little girl in the tree!
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they sure do –
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This is lovely
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thank you so much )
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most welcome
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Great Quote!!!
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it’s a good one –
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Maybe to stand tall and look up not down?
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yes, just one of the good lessons –
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Lovely!
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thank you )
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Great 👍👌
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thanks )
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I see that the Neruda comes from a late work called El libro de las preguntas, The Book of Questions, completed just months before his death in 1973. All 74 of the poems consist entirely of questions.
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I love that
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beautiful ❤
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