Tall Oak and Small Owl
Small Owl is born in a huge oak tree in the middle of the forest. As Small Owl grows and learns to fly, she and Tall Oak become the best of friends.
Day by day, the seasons pass and the weather grows colder. Soon Tall Oak loses his leaves and falls asleep, leaving Small Owl alone through the long winter. She finds, however, that the return of spring brings new surprises, as life and joy return to the forest.
About the Author
Nina Pick is the author of a poetry book, “At the Edge of the Dirac Sea”; two chapbooks, “À Luz “and “Leaving the Lecture on Dance”; and a children’s book, “Tall Oak and Small Owl” and is the editor of The Gardener Says. Her poems have appeared in publications including To Learn the Future from the Scottish Poetry Library and various Dark Mountain anthologies. She lives in the Berkshires, is an oral historian with the Yiddish Book Center, and has a private practice in Integrative Spiritual Counseling, focusing on dreamwork, embodiment, and intergenerational healing.
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