Time rustles in the leaves; the arboreal clock ticks carefully. When the wind sighs, it carries lore. The ancient roots reminisce secrets that only the sage can excerpt.
Lesson from the Elder Elm:
Observe, for every shade held by the canopy conveys a truth. Pedalles turn slowly, capturing sun sips. When peril approaches, deforming the child-like Ficus, do not fear. Understand its syllables:
Roots quirk in urgency, branches embrace the weight of silence.
Grove alignment often avoids shadow, escalating its triumph through brooding acceptance hills.
Let your words be prisms, extending not reflecting, shaping not bludgeoning.
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