Re: Otherworldly Branches
TopazOwl

Mon Aug 24 07:36:08 1998
*br*Beirdd wrote,*p*: In the story of Teigue, Son of Cian, the protagonist who is *br*: visiting the Otherworld witnesses an apple tree bearing *br*: blossoms and fruit at the same time.  He is informed by the *br*: tree's otherworldly owners that it feeds all who come to *br*: their house. In this context, I would suspect that the *br*: presence of both flowers and fruit on a single tree are *br*: indicative of the common source of vitality or life (the *br*: flower) and poetic inspiration (the fruit).  *br*:*br*: Does this help?*p*     Yes, it does. Thank you very much. :-)*p*     There have been some mighty Otherworldly things going on with the plants in my garden-yard this year...*p*Leigh
Re: Otherworldly Branches
Beirdd
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Sun Aug 23 21:39:23 1998