hahahahha thats really funny
i think it's talking about the sacred wedding, heiros gamos. it's a mythological idea that says that a human and a deity have sex, the deity in this case being the oak. another idea of heiros gamos is that the sky and earth have sex and it makes the crops grow. it just seems to make sense because the narrator talks about looking down at everything from the sky and "swallowing deep within mother nature's seed"
hahahahha thats really funny i think it's talking about the sacred wedding, heiros gamos. it's a mythological idea that says that a human and a deity have sex, the deity in this case being the oak. another idea of heiros gamos is that the sky and earth have sex and it makes the crops grow. it just seems to make sense because the narrator talks about looking down at everything from the sky and "swallowing deep within mother nature's seed"