I wonder if trees struggle amongest themselves.
In the tree kingdom, are the tallest considered the greatest?
Do the greenest think themsleves the best?
Does Amur Maple try to be the height of Redwood?
If height was the ideal for greatness, and extremely green leaves were considered important.
If they created a standard of greatness for themsleves, they created also a standard for misery.
A tree is great if the creator's intent for it's creation is fulfilled. It is wise if it realises that some trees will never be small, it understands difference if it sees its own difference, and someday it will age with contentment if it embraces all that makes it a tree.
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