Monday, June 2, 2008

Random Fiction Write-Free Write

Saying a forest is wild seems like the most obvious statement in the world. How can it be a forest if it is not a far expanse of trees, bushes, logs, creatures and other uncultivated living and dead. A tame forest makes sense only for those who were raised in cities and think the difference in an orchard and natures foliage are minuet. If land is covered by trees that man did not plant it therefore must be a forest and is most clearly wild. That is why in most cases putting the two words in the same sentence is unnessesary most of the time, except in the case of Locklearna. No, with Locklearna the forest is wild. Wild enough that it must be called thus.

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