A seed that fell on someone's tree.

A seed that fell on someone's tree.




The seeds fell to the branches. It had to be blown away by the wind, but this seed created itself and fell on a branch of a large tree.


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Even the big tree that made the seeds gave away one of their branches as a place for the seeds to live, as if they wanted to watch the seeds that fell on the branches rather than the seeds blown away by the wind.


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The seed grew from a branch and became a small tree. The large tree and the small tree growing from its branches had the same shape, only different in size.


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A small tree growing from a branch of a large tree did not grow tall. The trunk of a small tree was not as thick as the branches of a large tree. The little tree complained to the big tree.


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"How can a branch be thicker than a trunk?"


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The big tree said nothing. The small tree lived on the branches of the big tree and was disappointed at how it stopped growing. He thought that the reason he couldn't grow like this was that the big tree didn't let him go.


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One day people came to the forest and cut down trees. A large tree was also felled by people's axe. The large fallen tree soon withered. The small tree attached to the branch of the large tree also withered. However, the larger tree left the last moisture and nutrients in its trunk to the smaller tree.


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The big tree withered and died, and then the small tree withered and died. As he died, the little tree thought that the reason he was able to survive was that the big tree didn't let him go.


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I may be the seed that fell on someone's tree.

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