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in aeternum, evokes the continuum of life through death in words from TS Eliot. Surrounded by Porcelain leaves and acorns in a spiral formation, the meaning of the words are echoed and trace growth and decay in the cycle of an Oak from seed to mature leaf, in the hope of giving comfort in despair.
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