The Lesson of the Trees (Story)

The Lesson of the Trees (Story)

Postby Guest » 27 Sep 2004, 19:25

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Postby Underground River » 27 Sep 2004, 19:53

Hello, Oakwise!
This story is awesome! :grin: :applause: :o :lol: I absolutely loved it! Keep writing, wise one.
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Postby Kaya-Nita » 28 Sep 2004, 01:53

Wow that was awesome i loved the story of the roots and looks as there is another story soon to be told as well.
i'm waiting in antisapation. :-D :brnbear: :awen:
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Postby Underground River » 28 Sep 2004, 02:47

That story is still resounding through my mind. Oakwise, I could almost _see_ that forest you described it so well!!! :grin: :o :applause: A person who can describe the visual to the blind is pretty amazing. :grin: Also, your story really had a lot of emotional power. I felt what the person in the story felt. I lay down to sleep on the roots. I heard the oak speak. I was astonished at how the animals came so close to me. Ok, I'll stop rambling now... :grin:
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Postby Fae » 28 Sep 2004, 13:04

Oh wow! what a story for the grandkids.... :maple:
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Postby Caritas » 29 Sep 2004, 02:24

Wow!

Wow!

I'll be thinking about this one for quite a while.
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