Mother Trees and the Woodwide Web

Love grows surely in a frozen forest.

Root tips touch.

Nutrients pass along a mycorrhizal network.

Tiny threads of life stretch from robust conifers

to struggling saplings.

Mother trees stand tall,

sense stress

send water

block wind

alert to danger.

Oak, Maple, Hickory, Beech, Pine, Spruce and Fir

Rise together.

Spread their own branches.

Bear their own fruit.

Write their own stories.

And yet.

Deep down

Among roots twisted together through happenstance, hardship and hope

They help each other find the light.

I love trees and their fascinating relationship to us and each other.
I am particularly drawn to Mother Trees
And the cool, though somewhat controversial, concept of the Woodwide Web.
Trees have figured out a way to support each other, and still celebrate their unique gifts.
That complementary relationship among trees makes the world a much more beautiful place.

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