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The warning to not let the forest in suggests that the wild isn't just a place you visit; it’s a force that can seep into your home, your relationships, and your mind. It evokes images of ivy strangling floorboards and roots cracking through foundations—a literal and figurative reclaiming of human spaces by a nature that does not care for our rules. "Don't Let the Forest In" by C.G. Drews But don’t burn it down, either
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