Written for: Sunday Muse #81
Photography by Sarolta Ban View website HERE
Oh no, they cut our tree down.
It is a shame guys, I know. Poor guy was failing.
Now there are sounds of lovely music
playing. Do you suppose he left us
a gift?
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This short tale insists on the positive.
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It tries! Thanks, petru!
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Love the voice of the deer and question at the end. It is a
positive and fun take on the photo. So glad you joined us Sara!
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Thanks, Carrie!
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I think the voice of the trees were finer than what was left.
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No doubt!
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Ah, what a nice idea, the leaving of a gift.
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Thanks, Sherry!
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I imagine the songs to be sorrowful, perhaps, it was the tree that left his song blowing in the wind.
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Unless the music is meant to soothe all his friends who are sad.
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Perhaps it’s playing “Gone, Gone, Gone” — or a funeral dirge. When trees are cut down the action always leaves me feeling sad. All those secrets ‘blowin’ in the wind” !
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I know. I always feel that trees have wonderful mysteries locked away.
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A sense of hope? The idea of the parting gift in this is interesting.
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Thanks, wyndolynne!
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I like the sense of hope it ends with. The animals look as if they could use it.
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Thanks, Susie. I had that same thought about their faces.
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No doubt they hope for another form of protection, since the tree is no more. Nice spin on the prompt!
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Thanks, Regina!
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