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Poem in Response

Having read “HeartSong“, written by a dear friend and talented Poetess, Penny Granger – in which she conveys nostalgic, youthful recollections of appreciation for a tree in which she sought shelter – I was inspired to write this poem in response…

May moisture of mist continue to drip
From the tree of days gone by
That each tomorrow spill forth happiness
Brighter days, to satisfy

© 2025 Phil Perkins

PHOTO CREDIT: modified photo from unsplash.com.

Into the Mystic, by Van Morrison (1970) – see lyrics here.

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  1. Mary K. Doyle Avatar
    Mary K. Doyle

    Your poem is hopeful, Phil.

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    1. Phil Avatar
      Phil

      Thanks very much, dear Mary. I appreciate your kind words, and it’s always nice to see your smile ~ wishing you a wonderful weekend! ✨😙

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  2. Kate@athousandbitsofpaper Avatar
    Kate@athousandbitsofpaper

    Your poetry is beautiful Phil

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    1. Phil Avatar
      Phil

      Yours is a lovely comment, dear Kate, and I appreciate you ~ thanks! 😇

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  3. Penn,… Avatar
    Penn,…

    Thank you so much, Phil for the tribute, and for your lovely poem in response, I’m just so pleased you enjoyed mine. I do love that picture of the tree., it says it all too…. May there be no moisture dropping onto you today, I hope the Sun is shining., … Take care my friend, and catch up soon. 💫💕💫

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    1. Phil Avatar
      Phil

      You’re most welcome & I’m so glad you enjoyed my poem for you, dear Penny. It’s always a pleasure for me to read your creative and thoughtful poetry, through which beauty and inspiration abound. You’re a gem, my friend, who’s reflection shines brightly for the rest of us to appreciate ~ I do. Thanks so much 💫💕💫

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      1. Penn,… Avatar
        Penn,…

        💫🤗💕💫

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