oh, the hole
where I'm to plant a pine
is collecting rain
posted by roh mih at 8:36 AM
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1 Comments:
Ha ha. On second reading I get it! You dig a hole to plant a tree to let it take it's place in nature, and nature puts the water in it before you can, as if in happiness. How well nature fits within nature!!
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