A tree root can break
a sidewalk after long
and patient work.
It doesn't try
to crack the cement.
It just knows where
it needs to go,
and goes there.
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I'm behind on my blog reading!! Your entry today reminded me of people who build their homes in a floodplain and then complain about flooding or they build their home in the middle of a forest and then complain about forest fires. When we humans try to interrupt the flow of natural processes, they tend to later interrupt our plans.
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