Cryptobiology
SOS call of Planet Earth, our only ship in space.
Dr Abe V Rotor
Driftwood resembling a beast with "living and pleading eye".
Collection of the Living with Nature
The eye, the eye!
Hauntingly it stares
at whoever cut this tree
to repent and cry. - avr
Kissing trees - counterpart of the mythical kissing rocks.
Old tree lying on its own tombstone.
"Kiss in a lifetime seals love even in the afterlife." - avr
"A happy life is never senile. Trees grow old with grace." - avr
Tree figures resembling human passion. Trees also have feelings.
"When, in disgrace with fortune and men’s eyes,I all alone beweep my outcast state,And trouble deaf heaven with my bootless cries,And look upon myself and curse my fate."
- William Shakespeare, Sonnet 29
Trees may be weird looking, but actually tame and kind.
"Who's Afraid of the Big Bad Wolf?"*
Trees have stories to tell.
They also sing, laugh and cry,
and often leave us a spell. - avr
Evolution and extinction - periodicity beyond our senses.
"Darwinian and Lamarckian:
evolution through adaptation,
it's counterpart, law of disuse,
taking place at the same time
beyond, in sweet chime." - avr
These trees resemble appendages or limbs reminiscent of transience,
unity, and agility of living things as key to their survival and well-being.
"Limbs are tools for peace, security,
access and mobility,
limbs of the law, limbs of the sea*,
and limbs of the tree."- avr
* Limbs of the sea refer to rivers and bays.
Endangered Rhinoceros; extinct Dodo bird*
"Extinct, in past and future tenses,
fossils, artefacts, archives,
the dead and the living, the latter
facing doom altogether." - avr
Acknowledgement with gratitude to various sources - Facebook, Living with Nature Center, Internet.















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