This, I believe, is what the trees have to teach us — that what looks like the end may just be the beginning.
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- Love and Fire, January 27, 2019; Complete sentence from original essay, fully read. Forest recovery after wildfire offers a metaphor for renewal, while the essay acknowledges lasting trauma. 22 words excluding punctuation.
- Love and Fire, January 27, 2019
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