Chapter 734
Plant the second apple tree
March 13: Plant the second apple tree
In the bright spring March, Looking far away, the riverbank's fragrant grass is lush green, the earth and sky begin to have bees and butterflies dancing; Some withered branches also sprout a bit of greenness because of spring. Many good stories also, like those beautiful things of spring, are just 'when spring comes, life arises'. Past ten miles of spring Wind, the wheat seedlings are lush green, some new grain is growing, the spring-welcoming flowers are also busy opening one after another, and the low shrubs by the river are also sprouting green. At this time ——
"You gave the lyrics to the bird, and the bird repays you with its song. However, your demands of me are higher; I sing for you……because you created the earth and sky, and also my life——
"The ground will sprout thorns and thistles for you, and you will eat the field's vegetables. You must sweat profusely to make a living until you return to the earth; for you are taken from the earth. You are originally earth, and must return to earth."
"I love this person who inherited his ancestors' garden and toiled diligently; he has grown an apple tree, and then planted a second one beside it……"Because the first apple tree was left by the ancestors, its fruit is sweet, but the fruit of the apple tree that one plants oneself will also be sweet………"
So, Nietzsche said: "Look, this person——
Yes, I know where I come from!
I, like a flame, am eternally unsatisfied
Burning, consuming.
I emit radiance,
I discard ashes;
"I am indeed fire, without doubt!" This is Nietzsche doubting himself; Nietzsche is naturally suspicious and thoughtful; because no one has ever doubted that he is not fire; not only is he fire, it should be said that any living life is a burning flame. They are forever burning and consuming, unsatisfied. However, the meanings of burning and consuming are different. Some people's life burns only to illuminate themselves; some people's life burns to illuminate others..........
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