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The acacia knows what to do against the girafes’ greediness. But this tree didn’t know what to do against the sharp blade

One day, the machine, which cut it, won’t work anymore. The hand which helped it, one day, will become dust.

But today, the little bird pecks on this improvised table.

A tree is always a promise. A shelter for the insects and the birds, a shadow, freshness, the melody of the wind in its leaves, the soil’s wellness, and also that of the flowers, fragrances and fruits.


And... maybe, only in Narnia’s Kingdom, it’s also the post for secret message.

So many years to grow, and sometimes, such horror to trim. Who understands the trees’ sorrow and pain ?

And one day, a long time after been transformed and after feeling so many trains roll, rest arrives.

On this exhausted wood, the insects, still sleepy from the winter frost, voluptuous cats and tender birds are lazying about.

Rereading "Walden" by Henry-David Thoreau... choosing to walk in the forest every day; at the risk of looking like a lazy man or destroying these woods, in order to look like an active and enterprising citizen.

Pots


See you soon, Bernadette Nozarian