The Nature of Love by heartnsoul

Photography • Romance • posted on Nov 15, 2006

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Thank you for giving me the space to grow and breathe staying by my side, sensing my every need Knowing we are there, moving to each other's speed Living, learning, laughing is the nature of our love's creed ~~~~~~ When I saw this tree, my very first thought was "Thank you for giving me space" I thought of this as the perfect relationship...the Zen of all relationships..true interdependence. Growing at the same speed, yet the moments of independence didn't stunt the growth of the other. I found the symetry of this tree to be outstanding.

Comments (5)

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Silkylady

1:41PM | Wed, 15 November 2006

This is very beautiful and peaceful. I love your poem also. I do hope I will be able to meet you soon. I'm looking so forward to a wonderful visit someday. My thoughts go out to you every day. BIG HUGGS...Silkylady...

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davidoblad

2:01PM | Wed, 15 November 2006

I like the POV of this image Michelle. It almost looks like the branches are intertwined. That to me has an even deeper meaning. That two independent branches share a common base of support. That they share the same life force and the same fate. They will always be together through all the seasons of both feast and famine, of strife and glory, but never facing life alone. Connected forever in a natural embrace. Wonderful picture and love your simple but deep poem. So much said in so few words.. That's real talent. Hugs from Dave :^)

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DennisReed

2:31PM | Wed, 15 November 2006

A wonderful poem, and an exquisite eye! Bravo!

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busi2ness

3:49PM | Wed, 15 November 2006

Independant yet so intertwined! The poem and images go together very well and the text volcalizes great truths in life - thoughts we only realize to be precious when it is almost too late.