A beautiful tree with some strange appeal to lovers. Perhaps because they grow near the water where lovers tend to congregate to be alone and enjoy the beauty of water, land and tree. When April comes and you see the willow tree, you don't think of the insects that inhabit the tree, but of the youthful love affair that happened near it.
I love this one, and I love weeping willows. Last spring I put one out in the path of a natural spring running off the hillside, but I'm not so sure it's going to make it. The deer did their part over the summer months, causing the willow to have a difficult start. In a couple of months we should be able to determine its prognosis, that is, if the deer decide to leave it alone. Or, will my son's $50 he spent on it have been in vain. Only time holds the answer.
For sure gazing at nature within your scope to reckon back to a beautiful memory of time past when love, like the rose, was in full bloom . . . Excellent writing!
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