I'm glad that you don't think about squaring it up Brent, I would suggest you to explore what shapes and uses you can come up without messing around too much with the shape. Life is not only about tables, and beatiful grain by themselves, your idea should bring that wood to a higher level of beauty, do not fall into the error of letting the wood do all the job. Not easy, not quick and a lot of fear comes with that but the more you think about different uses and solutions the more close you'll be to a great result.
Think about what you want to achieve, a conversation piece? An eye catching one? Something that you can stare at for minutes if not hours? Tables, specially low ones tend to be covered with magazines, bowls, TV remote controls and so forth, so that, that beatiful grain dissapears underneath. So unless you can be disciplined enough not to leave those things on top of it, any flat board would do the same effect don't you think so?
Explore, explore, and when you think you got it, explore some more, before putting a tool on it.