Thanks for visiting. Another quake there would be very devastating. It was sparsely populated then. We are just free of major damage line but our area would be in charge of rescue and refugees.
WOW! Very spiritual take Björn ... as I look to the deeper meaning of the Oak (according to Celtic Mystic) the Oak is the entrance to higher consciousness and wisdom ... a gate to an all new world full of mystery and magic. Chapeau!
This is very poignant...love the idea of roots embracing:)
ReplyDeleteLove this, Bjorn -- have often thought I'd like to be buried among great oaks :)
ReplyDeleteWell, you got the contrast there! Cheryl's point of view interesting also
ReplyDeletewell ... you've left me wordless ...
ReplyDeleteDug deeply in couple words...
ReplyDeleteDug deeply in couple words...
ReplyDeleteI've always wanted to be cremated, but after reading your haiku, I might consider burial---in the right churchyard with the right oak!
ReplyDeleteThis is really good but I can't help feeling a bit unnerved - guess I just don't like to think about being dead, however comforting the oaks are
ReplyDeleteWonderful image to be embraced in death. And then with all the tornadoes tonight I thought of the tree being uprooted and there you go, resurrection.
ReplyDeleteWow.
ReplyDeleteThanks for visiting. Another quake there would be very devastating. It was sparsely populated then. We are just free of major damage line but our area would be in charge of rescue and refugees.
You've captured the spirit of haiku ...
ReplyDeleteWOW! Very spiritual take Björn ... as I look to the deeper meaning of the Oak (according to Celtic Mystic) the Oak is the entrance to higher consciousness and wisdom ... a gate to an all new world full of mystery and magic. Chapeau!
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