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| Please... London, ON June 2024 This photo originally shared on Instagram |
While most trees and bushes tend to come back from their winter’s rest, not all do.
This photo was taken in June of last year, long after this small-ish tree in a hushed riverside clearing should have sprouted new buds and leaves. And for reasons that I still don’t fully understand, I felt the need to quietly remember the moment.
Because today it’s a tree. Tomorrow, it’s something, or someone, else. And everyone deserves to be remembered in some way.
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