One
leaf especially shaped. Eucalyptus long and pendulous to manage the dry. Poplar
wavy and yellowing to march the heights. Elm broad and browning to relinquish shade.
It’s the travel game of name the tree, known by form and leaf-shape. Maple
star-like and reddening to resist extreme. Fig floppy and furrowed to take on
water. Peppercorn fishbone and frothy to fill the space. Pine pointed and
prolific to recall the forest. Oak frilly and crested to fall in droves. Acacia
tapered and spindly to awaken surprise. Liquidambar airy and uncurled to brush
your forehead. Not that nature is a supermarket.
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