Connection from "summary" of The Man Who Planted Trees by Jean Giono
The shepherd and I talked of the trees he had planted. He told me that he had a special connection with the trees, almost as if they were his children. He nursed them, watered them, and watched over them with great care. It was as if he could communicate with them, understand their needs, and provide for them accordingly. I was fascinated by this bond between man and nature. It was a connection that went beyond words, a silent understanding that existed on a deeper level. The shepherd spoke of the trees as if they were living beings, with their own personalities and desires. He seemed to know each tree individually, as if they had a unique story to tell. As we walked through the forest, I could see the impact of this connection. The trees stood tall and strong, their branches reaching towards the sky. They seemed to exude a sense of calm...
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