Want To Touch

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Fine Art Photography Print · Want To Touch

Gempen · Dorneck · Solothurn · Switzerland

Forest of European beeches (Fagus sylvatica) and a European hornbeam (Carpinus betulus)

Autumn · October · Gloomy and sad

Palette of brown, green, grey, and yellow

A premium Fine Art photograph depicting an autumn forest in Gempen, Dorneck District, Canton of Solothurn, Switzerland. European beeches and a European hornbeam stand within dense fog in October. Two trees face each other with branches growing inward. One branch carries yellow leaves, reaching toward green foliage on the opposite side. This artwork comes offered in high-quality print on Canson Arches Aquarelle Rag or Aluminium Dibond, in sizes ranging from 30×20 cm to 120×80 cm. Ideal as nature-inspired wall art for home and workplaces.

Amidst dense, ominous fog, yearning brews,
A legend of trees and desire ensues.
The right, lush branch reaches out as a hand,
Its amber leaves shimmer, exquisite and grand.

“Want to touch,” tree yearns to bridge the divide,
Reaching out, its intent it cannot hide.
Sylvan soul on the left also seeks near,
Its affection and passion appear sincere.

Anticipation and quieted plea,
Their craving endures as waves on the sea.
Within the haze’s monotonous guise,
Those rich yellow leaves stand out with subdued cries.

The dance of hankering in nature’s grace,
With an ambition to touch and embrace.
Amidst the mist’s veil, their desires persist,
Genuine devotion in moments like this.

A scent of earthy dampness fills the air,
Of stale, decaying matter and despair.
Despite the dreariness and the trees’ fate,
The hope lingers as their spirits resonate.

“Want to touch,” the tenacious trees insist,
Chanting their song as long as they exist.
A melody to rise above their plight,
To draw closer and find the strength to unite.