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The opening couplet of his poem "Place," those lines are the manifesto of a man who, for forty years, planted a tree every day that he could, restoring nineteen acres of land in Haiku, Hawaii, even as it seemed the world might well be ending, first from military conflict and then from ecological crisis.
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