Sounds like you captured in music the serene and peaceful feeling when absorbed in the magnificence of being in a forest, then the music changed and I felt the immense strength, might and glory of trees - I live in Fremantle, Western Australia, I look out my window and see the perfection of a large healthy palm tree, its strong branches in various positions giving an overall perception of it's splendor and great strength. Also, being a port town, the early colonists built lots of Norfolk Pine trees here, to utilise their incredibly tall and completely straight trunk to assist with the making of masts for ships. Whenever I come across one, I am so humbled by witnessing its innate nobility and immensity, its perfectly straight trunk gets me feeling mesmerised and I feel elevated and lifted out of my ordinary life into the oft-overlooked state of wonder which is so precious to feel, but can get blocked out by the boring monotony of the stresses of everyday life and our busyness. I yearn to spend a week camping in a forest, but it is impossible for me to do that right now. With the splendor of the long branches of the palm I see from my window, I can sit here and wonder at the precise placement of each branch and the exact flexibility required to create the wholesome and, I have to say it again, its glorious Splendour 🙏🌞🌲🌴
@rosemaryclifford6720 Wow it touched my heart, but the solitude of the forest is so peaceful and you can think about your life... But it's a great pleasure for me to make songs for you all!
😘🤩😍Beautiful,Thanks.💟💕💞💗💖💖💖💖💞💞💕💕💕💕
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Sounds like you captured in music the serene and peaceful feeling when absorbed in the magnificence of being in a forest, then the music changed and I felt the immense strength, might and glory of trees - I live in Fremantle, Western Australia, I look out my window and see the perfection of a large healthy palm tree, its strong branches in various positions giving an overall perception of it's splendor and great strength. Also, being a port town, the early colonists built lots of Norfolk Pine trees here, to utilise their incredibly tall and completely straight trunk to assist with the making of masts for ships. Whenever I come across one, I am so humbled by witnessing its innate nobility and immensity, its perfectly straight trunk gets me feeling mesmerised and I feel elevated and lifted out of my ordinary life into the oft-overlooked state of wonder which is so precious to feel, but can get blocked out by the boring monotony of the stresses of everyday life and our busyness. I yearn to spend a week camping in a forest, but it is impossible for me to do that right now. With the splendor of the long branches of the palm I see from my window, I can sit here and wonder at the precise placement of each branch and the exact flexibility required to create the wholesome and, I have to say it again, its glorious Splendour 🙏🌞🌲🌴
@rosemaryclifford6720 Wow it touched my heart, but the solitude of the forest is so peaceful and you can think about your life... But it's a great pleasure for me to make songs for you all!