Summary
The author cherishes the pines of their tribe as enduring symbols of resilience and orientation in their life.
Abstract
The pines associated with the author's tribe hold a profound significance in their life. These trees, which have withstood the test of time and nature's challenges, serve as a psychological anchor for the author, providing a sense of stability and continuity. At 64 years old, the author admires the pines' resilience against the sea winds and views them as an "axis mundi," or the center of their world. The pines are so deeply ingrained in the author's consciousness that even if they were physically destroyed, their memory would remain eternal.
Opinions
My tribe’s pines are engraved in my consciousness, They are my landmarks when I feel lost. I knew them when I was a child and they are still there, So resilient on the seaside, although I am 64 years old, I’d like to be so undaunted in the sea winds, They are my axis mundi.
Even if any human would cut them or any storm wash them out, They would stand erect in my consciousness for ever.
