2 result(s) for Treehouse Poems.
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Roots of Echoes
Above the ground, we sway and dance,
Nestled high in branches, we take our chance.
A wooden haven, where dreams take flight,
But roots below hide stories of light.
Whispers of ages, in bark and in soil,
Echo our laughter, our love, our toil.
Each ring a chapter, each leaf a line,
In the treehouse of memory, our hearts entwine.
So let us climb higher, to sing and to play,
While roots cradle history in shadowed array.
For every high bough has a tale to tell,
Of roots below, where our pasts still dwell.
Whispers of the Night
In the hush of twilight's embrace,
A treehouse sways, a secret space.
Stars peek through, a nighttime curtain,
Whispers of dreams, softly uncertain.
Branches cradle, like arms in the dark,
While shadows dance, and crickets spark.
Moonlight drapes, a silver thread,
In this wooden nest, where the wild hearts tread.
Each flicker tells tales of the skies,
A constellation's embrace, where wonder lies.
In this lofty retreat, the world disappears,
Among the stars, allay your fears.
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