Unknown, The leaves here are absolutely brilliant. Trees use these to collect their food! It's like a drug, the brilliance of these leaves. You know that, You all-knower. You know everything of the world's fecundity, but act so natural. A lawnmower buzzes, and helicopters—Acer seeds—fly upward past my window. I am back in my childhood's dream of adulthood. Boston: its tightly-wrapped mild antiquity, what passes for America's antiquity.
It's like a dog, unreasonably eager to great you.
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Ever since our biology teacher (Mr. Wolfe) suggested that trees drop their leaves as waste (much like animals drop their waste), I've found it more difficult to appreciate their beauty without that thought adulterating my awe.
One tree's trash is another man's treasure...
