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February 19, 2017April 28, 2020 Sylvie Leotin Poetry

Solace Among Oaks (Poem)

I felt the oaks’ embrace The gentle acceptance Of their long branches Brush over me tenderly And whisper in my ears You are safe here You belong here. And my body relaxed And my fears surrendered I felt held in kindness. Was I an oak in a previous life? I feel a kindred connection With their … Continue reading Solace Among Oaks (Poem)

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