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I hear its song in the wind. Its mournful rhythm swaying through the leaves. It's calling me to see its glory, its splendour. Its calling me to sleep, a leafy lullaby. Its rustle reminds me of a long hooped dress, rustling across the ground. Running. Laughing. Hiding. Lost. I am the wearer of the dress. Silken leaves shimmy to a bride's first dance. I am Meinir that runaway bride, lost inside the tree. My bones will not be found inside the lightning  shattered tree, my soul is in the voice of the Talking Tree.
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May 6, 2015
May 6, 2015 at 10:13 AM UTC
The talking tree
I hear its song in the wind. Its mournful rhythm swaying through the leaves. It's calling me to see its glory, its splendour. Its calling me to sleep, a leafy lullaby. Its rustle reminds me of a long hooped dress, rustling across the ground. Running. Laughing. Hiding. Lost. I am the wearer of the dress. Silken leaves shimmy to a bride's first dance. I am Meinir that runaway bride, lost inside the tree. My bones will not be found inside the lightning  shattered tree, my soul is in the voice of the Talking Tree.
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Camellia-japonica
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May 6, 2015
May 6, 2015 at 10:13 AM UTC
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