Daniel Island Live Oaks inspire poetic words!

Posted By Beth on Jan 26, 2015 | 4 comments


Special thanks to Daniel Island resident and author Crystal Klimavicz for crafting the following poem about our majestic and thought-provoking Live Oaks while taking part in our “Art in the Park” event in September 2014. Crystal shared her work at the Daniel Island Historical Society’s Winter/Spring kick-off program on January 20!

 

A Haiku by Crystal Klimavicz, local author of Falling Through Trees

Oak trees rising high

Their sturdy trunks, winding branches, draping leaves

Tower over all

 

Children playing ‘round

Ducks waddling, people strolling, bikers whizzing by

Smiles, laughter abound

 

Trees offer us shade

Yet so much more with support, hope and life

Protecting, guiding

 

All those who go by

Nurturing the souls of the park and all her guests

To stand tall, rise high

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4 Comments

  1. A beautiful, meaningful gift to the Live Oak Campaign. Thank you, Crystal!

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  2. So very good reading about Gov, Robert Daniell . Robert is my 9th Great-G-Father. Enjoyed reading all about the Island. Karen Kirk Reeder

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    • Hi, Karen! So glad you wrote to tell us about your connection to Robert Daniell! If you would like to be added to our email list, please drop me a quick email at dihistoricalsociety@gmail.com. We have met some other Daniell descendants over the years, including a couple from the Georgia. We’d love to connect you!

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  3. enjoyed reading about Robert Daniell and the Island . Robert was my 9th great-g-father. Karen

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