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Revision as of 07:04, 10 November 2024

Sleeping Trees.

Context: "what have the plants taught you?"

I once asked trees (here in Minnesota) if they feel pain during winter, from the cold.

"We sleep," replied the trees.

When I say "I once asked", I mean it literally ... summer, years ago, while leaning against a tree and wondering how it responded to winter.

So I asked the tree — this one specific tree — if it felt pain.

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