I find there to be beautiful synchrony that I should be writing and creating a site in honor of trees at a time in their cycle when they themselves are blooming and emerging to increased visible beauty and productivity. They have transitioned as I prepare this page from dormancy to swelling buds, flowers and new leafy beauty.
The wind caresses their leaves with gentleness now, as I write. It is a gentleness that we humans forget to give to our selves and others.
That same breeze now lifts my face so soft. The new leaves of the Beech tremulously and expressively as Aspen does. As if the wind tickles the tree in play.
The Pine trees wave above them like Palm trees would in warmer climates, gliding across the skyline with ease in the rustling wind.
At the time of this writing, most trees have begun to bud in the Northern climate. Even the oak and ash in many spots have tentatively swollen their buds. The locust and larch are still dormant. This welcome change in season comes after a very cold and long winter in the Northeast in which we had The Abundance of snow. During the winter days the mere miracle of a warm day seemed untenable much less imaginable. The Maple Sap, as dependable as Spring, ran a month later than usual.
Nevertheless, the trees have caught up, eagerly opening in this glorious sun. The migrating birds seemed to all return in preparation of the magic of the massive leaf blooming. Their presence adds to the magic and joy of the forest.
There is a sympatico between the trees and the birds, the wind and the sky. And to live with in this balance is heaven.
