Lakshmi Mohan

“There must come a time when each of us is able to hear the forest weep, a time when the languages of the forest and the humans will become one, a time when the axe and the chainsaw will disappear from the face of the earth. When the time comes, human beings will learn to love the earth and one another. In that time, the forest will bloom to the sound of human laughter, and it tell us that every life, however small or delicate as the touch-me-not, is divine.”
― Sheela Tomy, Valli

“Strong roots can make you stand or stumble depending on your relation to them.”
― Curtis Tyrone Jones

“Why do you take off your clothes in the winter
and then cover up in the summer?
Baring it all,
Grandstanding,
Not even one leaf,
You naked tree”
― Charmaine J. Forde

“Sky looks like cottage cheese
Spilled on a blue table cloth”
― Richard L. Ratliff