“If you would know strength
and patience, welcome the company of trees.”
Hal Borland.
I
had gone to visit the Zilla Parishad School for an Orientation programme for
high school students on substance abuse and its impact. After the
programme I came out the hall and I found
only this one free in a huge compound. Being the government land there was so
much space for the children to play. This tree stood at one corner and on
closer look at it; I found two very different trees and I could see that only when I looked at it closely. J
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Thank you for reading this post,
May you be blessed!
That tree's shade must be so welcome!
ReplyDeleteYes ! that true, thanks for being here:)
DeleteGood spotting!A perfect example of peaceful coexistence :-)
ReplyDeleteWell said:) I like the word you used peaceful co existence, something we need to learn from these trees..
DeleteWow! That's a huge tree. I have also seen big trees in school or government compounds. I feel happy that they don't chop these oldies down. Thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteThank you Parul, nice to know that you have seen such big trees in the government school compounds. I agree that they have allowed it to stay without chopping them down. It adds so much beauty to school and children play around trees.
DeleteIsn’t it strange that things aren’t always what they seem? How lovely for children to play in the shade of this beautiful tree.
ReplyDeleteYes :) Children will not spare the trees they will play around and may even have lunch under this tree... the children were in class when I was leaving the place...
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