Trees by Jacqueline Nash

Posted on February 9, 2016 by Jacqueline C Nash

Trees

They stand
like skeletons
trees bared
stripped of
leaves,
limbs reaching
to the skies
awaiting the
magic Spring
weaves.

About Jacqueline C Nash

Jacqueline loves to write poetry and has also written a book but none of her work has been published, she writes purely for enjoyment. It has helped her through good and bad times, the last few years of which have been particularly difficult. Her poetry is inspired by nature and life in general. Much of her work is from true life, sometimes stretching the truth a little, but it is also from her imagination. Jacqueline is a firm believer that creativity feeds the soul. As well as poetry she loves music, dance and dabbles in mixed media art and up-cycling.
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2 Responses to Trees by Jacqueline Nash

  1. elaine patricia says:
    February 9, 2016 at 6:34 pm

    I love trees. They are more prominent while leafless. Bearing all.

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  2. jcnashpoems says:
    February 9, 2016 at 7:17 pm

    I agree, forever changing with the seasons. 🙂

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