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Under the Cherry Blossom Tree
I had this as a kid, and my brother and I both remember it well.[return][return]The closing image -- of the man tearing the tree out of his head, a pond forming in the resulting hole, and then the man finally tripping and falling into the pond and vanishing -- seems like a great allegory for some of ... (continue)
I had this as a kid, and my brother and I both remember it well.[return][return]The closing image -- of the man tearing the tree out of his head, a pond forming in the resulting hole, and then the man finally tripping and falling into the pond and vanishing -- seems like a great allegory for some of the theory-of-religion arguments I've found myself trying to deal with lately.
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