Waterfalls

March 9, 2013

Waterfalls such a beautiful sight
So peaceful and quiet
The water shimmers as it falls
Blue and clear

Hear the whisper in the air
As the water flows around
Listen at the sound
As it calms you down

It lets you think
Your mind in a spin
As you wonder
At the amazement of a waterfall

It is graceful like a swan
As it flows down
It is like a gentle breeze
Such a tender touch

Waterfalls can touch your soul
Your heart
Make you wonder and think
What beauty nature brings 

~By Angel Plant
Source: poemhunter.com

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Kepirohi Waterfall, Pohnpei, Federated States of Micronesia

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    Cliff Rozzell

    March 9, 2013

    This is a wonderful post, I think I'll turn on my water fall on my phone and meditate on this…

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    Stephen Ward

    March 9, 2013

    Yes my beloved wife who I've been married to for 24 wonderful years 🙂

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    Charles van Dijk

    March 9, 2013

    Water flows to the lowest point only there it collects the nutrients the world offers, be humble (lowest point) and listen and gather the lessons the world offers you.

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    sylvia mckenzie

    March 10, 2013

    Jendhamuni, This photo is beyond incredible. Absolutely fantastic. What a great job you have done

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    Dominique Lamidieu

    March 10, 2013

    Hello your pictures are so quiet like you! Where are you living in Asia?

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    Jendhamuni Sos

    March 10, 2013

    I left Luzon in 1985, right after my grandma passed away +Charles van Dijk Both of my grandmothers are buried there, next to each other. I believe 28 years ago.

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    Rolly Fortin

    March 10, 2013

    I've decided to reside here in Zambales after retirement.  42 years in USA.  However, I still visit

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    Jendhamuni Sos

    March 10, 2013

    +Rolly Fortin So you are in USA now. I grew up in Luzon. That's the place I missed so much. I shared so much memory with my beloved grandma. My grandma raised me since I was a child, but she left me in 1985.

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    Charles van Dijk

    March 11, 2013

    +Jendhamuni Sos regression of a religion manifest itself by applying the fear factor. Europeans really tend to go back to their pagan past when they apply this. Aboriginal children were separated from their natural mothers. Etc etc.

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    pskumar

    March 11, 2013

    whisper in my ears..

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