Bonded together through the roots
Outwards distinct reflections
No men power can untie them
Devoted bonds are forever
W3 – Bond – Acrostic poem
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Autumn trees
Bonded together through the roots
Outwards distinct reflections
No men power can untie them
Devoted bonds are forever
W3 – Bond – Acrostic poem
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Elizabeth, I love how this acrostic captures the strength and permanence of deep connections. The imagery of roots and unbreakable bonds is so powerful—it really speaks to the idea of something lasting and unshakeable.
Also, I wanna let you know that this week’s W3, hosted by the wonderful Sarah Whiley, is now live:
https://skepticskaddish.com/2024/11/27/w3-prompt-135-weave-written-weekly/
Enjoy❣️
Much love,
David
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Thanks David, I’ve published the post for this week. Great prompt!
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*hug*
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Excellent take!
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Thanks so much!
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A beautiful poem about mycelium. 🌳👏
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Thanks Lesley!
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I love this take on the bond the trees have with each other and the earth! Bravo!!
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They are amazing creatures.
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There is so much going on beneath the surface that we’ll never know about!
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Yes, the same for the oceans, nature has its mysteries.
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Trees are deeply connected to the earth and each other through their roots. It’s an inspiring thought. (K)
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Yes, they are connected and communicating according to the book The hidden life of trees.
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Bonded trees! ❤️
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Yes, we can’t see their connection, but it is there.
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Lovely.
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Thanks Sadje!
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You’re welcome 😉
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Lovely poem and pic ❤️
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Thanks so much Kamal, glad you liked it!
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You are always welcome dear 💞
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Wonderful creation.
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Thanks so much!
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Great pairing of picture and poem!
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Thanks Jane! I took this photo because of the contrast between the trees, turned out it was great for this prompt!
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