Grounded

The great tree stood silhouetted

Against the winter sky,

Its limbs twisted and gnarled with age,

Its branches bare.

Yet it beckoned.

The ground was cold and hard.

Winter lay upon the land

Yet still she felt the pull

Pulsing through her body,

And in acquiescence

Allowed the primal urge

To lead her to the mighty giant.

Touching its rough old bark

She felt its strength surge into her own limbs.

Energized and grounded once more

She whispered, "Thank you".

Once again the woodland monarch

Had helped her in time of need.


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