The trees with pink bows were very special and grand. The light blue bowed trees owed their very status as trees to the fact that these pink bowed trees existed. It was good for the forest to have both pink and light blue bowed trees. It was always a good day when the light blue and one pink bowed tree might smile at eachother and grasp a branch from the Power Tree and light a fire of the branch and enjoy the success of a true friendship. It was the way that the Tree God wanted the forest to be designed. I must say here that the Pink Bowed Trees were special in that the new trees to follow all were designed by the bark of the pink bowed trees. This bark made the new tree, whether pink or light blue bowed into a strong oak like tree in its infancy and then the tree could decide its own choice of tree trunk such as asp or maple or elm. Some even liked being Oaks their entire days. That was good. The forest grew. But if the Pink Bowed tree had a new seed to give, she was able to make sure that the new seed was aware in its formation of the presence of the Power Tree. This was essential.
Sometimes the Trees might want to spend their real friendship with a weed that had a blue or pink bow on its lower rooted area. This was not ideal. The forest did not like it when the trees and the weeds were special loving friends that liked to kiss in the midnight moonlight. That was not going to stop the forest from growing but I think that the forest really did not feel it could breath as well in the presence of these double tree and weed arrangements. Only the newly formed formed trees of a friendship between a pink bowed tree and either a blue bowed tree or weed could be trees. A blue bowed tree could not help form new trees if he did not spend his lifetime with another Tree. Period. But that was ok becuase the tree bark shapers who were really only the round leaf varieities had the power to make the genetic information in any weed of such an arrangement become a trees genetic code. It was not usual but the trees liked to live healthy lives.
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