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A footprint in the mud, Overflowing with water. A monotone grey sky Pours a calm, steady rain. Small eyes glitter In the hollows of a tree. The air is cool, But does not bite. I lose myself As I wander the woods, A path less trodden, But not by much. I examine my thoughts, But find nothing of note. So I leave my head be, To kick at the puddles. In one such puddle, I find a small sprig of pine, And roll it back and forth, Feeling the sap coat my fingers As I continue walking And playing with the twig. Something profound Washed over me, like the rain— A feeling, a sense, Perhaps even a smell. But there was no thought, No philosophy, no revelation. Just a fullness that came With simply being itself.
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Jul 14, 2025
Jul 14, 2025 at 10:37 AM UTC
Sprig of Pine
A footprint in the mud, Overflowing with water. A monotone grey sky Pours a calm, steady rain. Small eyes glitter In the hollows of a tree. The air is cool, But does not bite. I lose myself As I wander the woods, A path less trodden, But not by much. I examine my thoughts, But find nothing of note. So I leave my head be, To kick at the puddles. In one such puddle, I find a small sprig of pine, And roll it back and forth, Feeling the sap coat my fingers As I continue walking And playing with the twig. Something profound Washed over me, like the rain— A feeling, a sense, Perhaps even a smell. But there was no thought, No philosophy, no revelation. Just a fullness that came With simply being itself.
hadrian-veska
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Jul 14, 2025
Jul 14, 2025 at 10:37 AM UTC
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