Weeping March willow
with dark dry unseeing eyes
soaks sun ‘neath blue sky
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Lolzz, seem like the hair of an old lady.
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Yes, Shyamini, those thin grey branches resemble hair. Of course, within weeks they’ll be covered in chubby, soft catkins, and then the leaves will sprout.
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Planning on planting one under cover of dark – to avoid the HOA – the wet lands beside our house!
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Mind you don’t fall into the hole, Noelle!
Come the first spring, you’ll be rewarded with a crop of soft catkins.
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Beautiful blue sky and the contrast with the sleeping branches shows such fragility.
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A tree that always appears delicate, yet is hardy and tough. This one is awaiting it’s annual harvest of catkins.
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