The Ragtag Daily Prompt today is perpetuity. Trees have a different time sense then we do. They send electrical messages like we do, but they are slower. Still, the tree can change it’s leaves within hours, to taste bad or poison a pest. I wonder if we seem fast and short lived and impatient to them.
Here is my friend Simon Lynge’s Perpetual Now:
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I read this book entitled “The Hidden Life of Trees” and I have not looked at them the same way ever since .
I have that book and am part way through it! Also I have a scientist friend who studies the communication between oak trees and rhizomes and she says they both talk to each other.
It’s fascinating!
Nice song :)