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Printed from https://www.writing.com/main/books/entry_id/829509-Autumn-Trees
Rated: 13+ · Book · Experience · #2011330
This blog will highlight insights from my odd and somewhat weird life.
#829509 added September 30, 2014 at 8:23pm
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Autumn Trees
Today I saw the way the beauty of nature unfolds similar to the life paths of us humans.





Autumn is sweetly rolling in with all of it nuances of color and smells that signal the passing of another season.





The trees are changing into a gorgeous display of color: red, gold, orange, purple. And it is always the young trees that go first. They are in such a hurry to be beautiful and show off what they can do. The mature trees sit back and hold onto summer as long as possible. They will wait until the last possible second, not wanting to hurry to change anything. And then you have the aged trees that just don’t even bother. The owners will give them a haircut every so often to trim the dead ends, but the tree really does not care. The older trees are content to sit back and savor the beauty and changes going on around them.





The passing of seasons happens much the same way with humans. Look around and you will see it too.



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