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He Withstands It All

Rising to meet the sun, A relative of the wind and time, His branches reach out, Stretching from his slumber. The forest flames awaken fear, Into the heartwood at his core, He gives the thought a shake. He would like to see the spring, After the falling snow glazes the forest. A resident of nature, The Redwood withstands it all.
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Feb 19, 2016
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#flames#time#branches#forest#heartwood#redwood
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