Nature of Denmark

"One touch of nature makes the whole world kin. "
~ William Shakespeare

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Danish contryside
Produced by Jacob Waage

Landscapes of Denmark
Produced by Christian Lundsgaard-Hansen

The Shapes of Leaves

Ginkgo, cottonwood, pin oak, sweet gum, tulip tree: our emotions resemble leaves and alive to their shapes we are nourished.

Have you felt the expanse and contours of grief along the edges of a big Norway maple? Have you winced at the orange flare

searing the curves of a curling dogwood? I have seen from the air logged islands, each with a network of branching gravel roads,

and felt a moment of pure anger, aspen gold. I have seen sandhill cranes moving in an open field, a single white whooping crane in the flock.

And I have traveled along the contours of leaves that have no name. Here where the air is wet and the light is cool,

I feel what others are thinking and do not speak, I know pleasure in the veins of a sugar maple, I am living at the edge of a new leaf.

Wondeful poem by Arthur Sze


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