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Lessons from an Apple Tree

by crossthebridge

A single seed is buried beneath the soil. Nurtured by its home. It grows from a dot To an arm reaching for the sky. The apples dangle by a thread. Some fall to the ground and serve as dinner to deer. Some are ripped from their suspension by Human hands for a snack. Selflessness. To give gifts with Receiving nothing in return. Take opportunities And make something out of them.
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19 / Non-binary / Maine
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Written by
crossthebridge
19 / Non-binary / Maine
Published
Oct 31, 2017
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#apple#learn#lesson
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