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Trees fall with spectacular crashes. But planting is silent and growth is invisible.
Her salvation is close, hot, and private. It depends on a person’s ability to say nevertheless, to do one small thing that seems beyond them, and, for a moment, break the grip of time.
The ‘environment’ is alive—a fluid, changing web of purposeful lives dependent on each other.
Imminent, at the speed of people, is too late. The law must judge imminent at the speed of trees.
