God's Gift
Tree- Hugger 5-7-5112 total reviews
Comment from w.j.debi
What true words. We need to respect trees for what they are and for all they give to us. They are a wonderful gift to the Earth. You selected excellent artwork to reinforce your message. No wonder you won. This is excellent.
reply by the author on 27-Sep-2014
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What true words. We need to respect trees for what they are and for all they give to us. They are a wonderful gift to the Earth. You selected excellent artwork to reinforce your message. No wonder you won. This is excellent.
Comment Written 26-Sep-2014
reply by the author on 27-Sep-2014
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HI Debi, thank you so very much for going back and reading my poem...so many don't know the value of our trees...they have to stop cutting them down...thank you for a great review...Luff Linda xxoo
Comment from ann marie mazz
hi linda
congratulations on your winning entry
your title is lovely
your words are true to the title
never did you stray
your format is true to form and count
even your tone flow and wording
this is not an easy format to execute
you however did
this format has a tone all its own
thank you for sharing your talent
your presentation is excellent
enjoy the night
ann marie
reply by the author on 16-Sep-2014
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hi linda
congratulations on your winning entry
your title is lovely
your words are true to the title
never did you stray
your format is true to form and count
even your tone flow and wording
this is not an easy format to execute
you however did
this format has a tone all its own
thank you for sharing your talent
your presentation is excellent
enjoy the night
ann marie
Comment Written 16-Sep-2014
reply by the author on 16-Sep-2014
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HI Ann Marie, thank you so much for a great review...I am so glad you like it...and the you for the congrats...Luff Linda xxoo
Comment from Giddy Nielsen-Sweep
Well done, Linda, with this delightful 5/7/5. I love trees... They can be magnificent and give us so many good things on this earth and so many good things for all our beautiful birds, Giddy
reply by the author on 15-Sep-2014
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Well done, Linda, with this delightful 5/7/5. I love trees... They can be magnificent and give us so many good things on this earth and so many good things for all our beautiful birds, Giddy
Comment Written 15-Sep-2014
reply by the author on 15-Sep-2014
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HI Giddy, thank you for a wonderful review...I am so glad you like it...I love them too!!! Luff Linda xxoo
Comment from ragamuffin
You present three very distinct and important truths about trees. It irritates the daylights out of me when people go chopping them down for no good reason. One excellent reason to keep them is the oxygen they provide. I'm so glad that you brought to the reader's attention. A very strong piece. Straight to the point and straight to the heart.
reply by the author on 15-Sep-2014
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You present three very distinct and important truths about trees. It irritates the daylights out of me when people go chopping them down for no good reason. One excellent reason to keep them is the oxygen they provide. I'm so glad that you brought to the reader's attention. A very strong piece. Straight to the point and straight to the heart.
Comment Written 15-Sep-2014
reply by the author on 15-Sep-2014
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Hi Ragamuffin, thank you so very much...I am so glad you like it...and yes the trees are so very important to us....thank you...Luff Linda xxoo
Comment from writingalot
As somebody who is so frustrated at this point with human apathy to caring for the environment, this resonates deeply with me. It portrays the importance of trees in each of our lives, and the eternal life and strength that trees' stand for. This poem so immensely appreciates and recognizes trees' importance in so few words.
reply by the author on 15-Sep-2014
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As somebody who is so frustrated at this point with human apathy to caring for the environment, this resonates deeply with me. It portrays the importance of trees in each of our lives, and the eternal life and strength that trees' stand for. This poem so immensely appreciates and recognizes trees' importance in so few words.
Comment Written 15-Sep-2014
reply by the author on 15-Sep-2014
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I am so glad you like it...can you tell me why you low rated it...what was wrong with it...that is what four stars tells...thank you...
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Yes! I simply didn't care for the punctuation and capitalization. I would have used capitalized letters at the beginning of each line to demonstrate the importance, as well as, at least, a period in the last line to make it more demanding and to express your emotion and opinion about respecting trees. Other than that it was wonderful!
Comment from krys123
I.raven;
My most sincere congratulations on winning this contest for this is an sensational piece of poetry.
It is very fresh and new and shows the replenishment of life.
The imagery is very descriptive and eloquently expressive throughout this 5/7/5 syllabic format. The act of bringing divinity and to the life of a tree is truly inspirational and enlightening.
Thank you so much for sharing and posting this for everyone to read and may the good Lord be with you always my friend.
Alex
reply by the author on 15-Sep-2014
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I.raven;
My most sincere congratulations on winning this contest for this is an sensational piece of poetry.
It is very fresh and new and shows the replenishment of life.
The imagery is very descriptive and eloquently expressive throughout this 5/7/5 syllabic format. The act of bringing divinity and to the life of a tree is truly inspirational and enlightening.
Thank you so much for sharing and posting this for everyone to read and may the good Lord be with you always my friend.
Alex
Comment Written 15-Sep-2014
reply by the author on 15-Sep-2014
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Hi Alex, thank you for a wonderful review...and thank you for your congrats...I am truly glad you like it....God Bless...luff Linda xxoo
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You are so sincerely welcome my dearest friend.
Alex
Comment from Pyrrho
So; a contest winner. I read so few of these 'poems' that I cannot tell the good from the bad. I do wonder what it means to 'respect their purpose.'
Trees are but a natural development of nature and granted, without plants, oxygen would soon be depleted. the way we are currently headed, our Garden of Eden (the world) will soon not support human life and when humanity disappears, the world wll be a better place. I can respect that thought.
reply by the author on 15-Sep-2014
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So; a contest winner. I read so few of these 'poems' that I cannot tell the good from the bad. I do wonder what it means to 'respect their purpose.'
Trees are but a natural development of nature and granted, without plants, oxygen would soon be depleted. the way we are currently headed, our Garden of Eden (the world) will soon not support human life and when humanity disappears, the world wll be a better place. I can respect that thought.
Comment Written 15-Sep-2014
reply by the author on 15-Sep-2014
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Hi Pyrrho, respect their meaning....what they are here for....what they do for us...respect them...I agree we are killing ourselves...but not that humanity disappears the world would be a better place...I love my grandkids, and will love theirs...and theirs...and I can love and respect that...thank you...luff Linda xxoo
Comment from skye
trees, a gift from God
life giving air, eternal
respect their purpose
Terrific win for a wonderful poem.
Love the gratitude for His gifts to us on earth.
Well done.
reply by the author on 15-Sep-2014
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trees, a gift from God
life giving air, eternal
respect their purpose
Terrific win for a wonderful poem.
Love the gratitude for His gifts to us on earth.
Well done.
Comment Written 15-Sep-2014
reply by the author on 15-Sep-2014
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Hi Skye, thank you so much...I am so glad you like it...Luff Linda xxoo
Comment from Kenneth Schaal
That goes for grass too, and all fauna and flora. Lot of folks here-a-bouts have taken a liking to asphalt, concrete, and stones. Congratulations. Kenny
reply by the author on 15-Sep-2014
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That goes for grass too, and all fauna and flora. Lot of folks here-a-bouts have taken a liking to asphalt, concrete, and stones. Congratulations. Kenny
Comment Written 15-Sep-2014
reply by the author on 15-Sep-2014
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HI Kenny, thank you for the congrats...and you are so right...thank you...luff Linda xxoo
Comment from Charlieboy123
This is a great 5-7-5 poem. I also love trees! This artwork is perfect. A work of art written from the heart.
(A tree is a friend)
A poem and info on trees and why we need them.
A tree is a friend who will stand up tall for you. A tree will never walk out on you. A tree will always show its true colors.
A tree will give you a shady spot on those long dog days of summer. A tree will protect you, your family and your home from the mighty winter winds of old man winter.
What's not to love when trees breath in pollutants and breath out pure oxygen.
If you give a tree a start it will find its way into your heart. Trees will grow on you.
Plant a tree today, enjoy a better world tomorrow.
* Trees muffle urban noise
* A mature tree produce as much oxygen in 6 mouths as 10 people breath in a year.
* To produce its food trees absorbs and locks away carbon dioxide, a global warming suspect.
* Trees help clean the air, intercepting airborne particles and absorbing such pollutants as carbon monoxide, sulfur dioxide and nitrogen dioxide.
* Trees shade and cool the air and surface. Shade can cut heat some 20 degrees, chopping down energy cost.
* During cold seasons, trees act as windbreaks and save on heating. Trees save you money on heating and cooling now that's a true friend or should I say tree friend.
* Trees fight soil erosion, conserve rainwater and reduce water runoff and sediment deposit after storms.
* Real estate values increase when trees beautify a property or neighborhood.
(Trees are majestic and mighty. Trees are beautiful, trees are wonderful a gift from God)
We have a Family Tree it's called- ~The Cross~
We are Family
We are Brothers
We are Sisters
Look at Jesus hands & feet
These scares are for you
This blood is for you
We are Family
We share the same blood
The precious blood of Jesus
reply by the author on 15-Sep-2014
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This is a great 5-7-5 poem. I also love trees! This artwork is perfect. A work of art written from the heart.
(A tree is a friend)
A poem and info on trees and why we need them.
A tree is a friend who will stand up tall for you. A tree will never walk out on you. A tree will always show its true colors.
A tree will give you a shady spot on those long dog days of summer. A tree will protect you, your family and your home from the mighty winter winds of old man winter.
What's not to love when trees breath in pollutants and breath out pure oxygen.
If you give a tree a start it will find its way into your heart. Trees will grow on you.
Plant a tree today, enjoy a better world tomorrow.
* Trees muffle urban noise
* A mature tree produce as much oxygen in 6 mouths as 10 people breath in a year.
* To produce its food trees absorbs and locks away carbon dioxide, a global warming suspect.
* Trees help clean the air, intercepting airborne particles and absorbing such pollutants as carbon monoxide, sulfur dioxide and nitrogen dioxide.
* Trees shade and cool the air and surface. Shade can cut heat some 20 degrees, chopping down energy cost.
* During cold seasons, trees act as windbreaks and save on heating. Trees save you money on heating and cooling now that's a true friend or should I say tree friend.
* Trees fight soil erosion, conserve rainwater and reduce water runoff and sediment deposit after storms.
* Real estate values increase when trees beautify a property or neighborhood.
(Trees are majestic and mighty. Trees are beautiful, trees are wonderful a gift from God)
We have a Family Tree it's called- ~The Cross~
We are Family
We are Brothers
We are Sisters
Look at Jesus hands & feet
These scares are for you
This blood is for you
We are Family
We share the same blood
The precious blood of Jesus
Comment Written 15-Sep-2014
reply by the author on 15-Sep-2014
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HI Charlie, thank you so much for this wonderful review...I am so glad you like my poem...we truly could not survive without them...God Bless...thank you!!! Luff Linda xxoo
