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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Come with me to the Talking Tree a place where spirit and nature can be. Where science of the forest couples with ancient traditions of the land. Where indigenous people learn to live with trees mindfully hand in hand. Listen to branches rustling hymns through silent sounds in their limbs. Mighty Maples murmur in the breeze sweet tales of syrup drawn to please. Trees converse, they do care sending forest messages everywhere. Through the air and underground signals pulse from floor to crown. Quaking Aspen is known for being the earth's most massive living thing these trees united by one root system the world's largest superorganism. Trees often act for collective good doing exactly what they should. Sometimes they will reset their mast until the attacking danger's passed. Internal rhythms set their pace slower than the human race. Tree's daily burden that they bare is they process the world's air. Did trees learn survival plans proven in the 360 million years pre-human? What do 7 billion humans foresee as the fate for earth's 3 trillion trees? Fallen trees again live too vessels that life flows through. Their wood relives deeply in buildings, books even violins. So stand with me in equanimity and listen for lyrics patiently. Wait to hear beneath this tree poised to the sound of "poetree".
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