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Subject: Re: When nature falls...

Author:
andy

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Date Posted: 21:09:16 01/15/08 Tue
In reply to: Janel 's message, "When nature falls..." on 21:30:21 01/14/08 Mon

Such an affectionate poem.

You know it may seem silly but, talking
for the trees does seem to say "Hey,
we are alive" right off the bat.

I never really understood why they rip
down woods and then build three hundred
houses so the people can go out and
by really small trees for a lot of money
that take years to grow.

Well, I do understand it. It comes down
the developers taking the money for the
lumber then making it easy to access the
lots.

In truth they should put moratoriums on
things like that because trees serve many
purposes besides being beautiful.

Sorry to go off on your thread but, hey,
you struck a nerve and that means your
words got me going.

Big Hug,
andy

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Janel
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Date Posted: 20:58:23 01/16/08 Wed

I've always felt a special connection
to the trees, ever since i was a child,
they do have voices that i've always
seem to be able to hear. When i heard
the chainsaws I literally cringed.. i know
this may sound strange, but i felt the pain
the trees must've felt when they were being
cut down... maybe that's jus the fae in me,
i am connected to nature after all... Thank
you so very much dear Andy, I'm glad this
struck a nerve and that this made you think.
I truly appreciate you dear heart.

Big huggs,
Janel

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