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Tree or Wood The
sugar maple a
hundred feet into the
pure blue, has
three trunks which
two men with
long arms could
not embrace. They
sway a foot or
two in the wind, their
ample head of
leaves are sails, rising
and falling like
ocean swells, their
dark gray bark like
an elephant’s leg. I
think of the chairs I
might make from
its figured wood, but
wouldn’t fell a tree more
magnificent than
anything I could
create. |