Stat quae perspicuas nitidi Melioris opacet arbor aquas complexa lacus; quae robore ab imo <in>curvata vadis redit inde cacumine recto ardua, ceu mediis iterum nascatur ab undis atque habitet vitreum tacitis radicibus amnem.
There stands a tree, shading the limpid waters of elegant Melior, embracing a pool. Starting from the base of the trunk, it bends into the pond and thence returns aloft, its top erect as though born anew from the midst of the waves and dwelling with hidden roots in the glassy stream.
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