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May. 29th, 2008 03:42 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
Dad,
Chopping my weeping willow into itty bitty pieces until all that's left is about two and a half feet of stump.
Is just plain.
Unforgivable.
I love that tree dangit, what did it ever do to you? Huh? HUH?
::rage::
I know you're not dead just yet, my lovely, but please rest in peace even as you lay in pieces. T_T
I've always loved weeping willows and back when I had this fascination with imaginary holiday creatures, I mistakenly though we had received it as a gift on St. Patrick's Day as a child from the tricksy little elves. So yeah, I have always taken a special liking to "my own" willow because I knew one day it would be big and gorgeous and drop all the way to the ground in sweeping cascades. Big enough so that I could swing from its branches if I wanted. Climb it even. It never made it. =/
So much for keeping it around.
Chopping my weeping willow into itty bitty pieces until all that's left is about two and a half feet of stump.
Is just plain.
Unforgivable.
I love that tree dangit, what did it ever do to you? Huh? HUH?
::rage::
I know you're not dead just yet, my lovely, but please rest in peace even as you lay in pieces. T_T
I've always loved weeping willows and back when I had this fascination with imaginary holiday creatures, I mistakenly though we had received it as a gift on St. Patrick's Day as a child from the tricksy little elves. So yeah, I have always taken a special liking to "my own" willow because I knew one day it would be big and gorgeous and drop all the way to the ground in sweeping cascades. Big enough so that I could swing from its branches if I wanted. Climb it even. It never made it. =/
So much for keeping it around.
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Date: 2008-05-31 03:15 am (UTC)