Unfolding into itself, inviolable in prosaic self-*******, a boundless repertoire of shape yearns forth surreptitiously from inscrutable amniotes to claim time as its own:
Here a thicket of sycamores, there a baldaquin of pinnate branches, yonder a periphery of marigolds, below a cacophony of hyraxes, above the corpuscle of a lynx, the mid-flight jink of a darting swift and moribund crawl of a mollusk;
Hymenoptera coaxing their haploid broods into teeming life as a cell of the swarm and viviparous apes cajoling suckling chimerae at the fathomless fountainhead of a rosy breast;
Higher still, Cirrus cephalopods traversing the trench of sky, dandelions hitch-hiking the drift of a barren plains' wavering hum on cockchafers' forewings and a turbine's bombinating pulse, the chattering of roots ravenous for depth --
Jittering bangtails the hallowed echoes of lascivious manes --
inchoate sprout-hood the daedal nonage of towering evergreens --
the plaintive shrift of elegiac redbreasts a goad to silent elation --
A likeness unlike (vocabularies of vertiginous blinds) (the eyes of ignorance closing) (the mouth of the mystery) that spurns the truth of tongues
is nature naturing.
A somewhat uncharacteristic display of vocabulary. Rather than ostentation, my intent here was to convey the scope of nature in vivid but elusive prose.
Proteus, ever changing to remain fundamentally himself, perfectly embodies nature's unity-in-multiplicity. He evinces a dynamic view of nature espoused by Goethe, and in authentic Platonic thinking. Essentially, the entire web of life is a single organism, and each discrete life but a cell therein.
"Nature naturing" (*natura naturata*) is commonly known as "Spinoza's God".