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Nature Walk

by johann-mitterhauser

I find solace in the melody of the bamboo. Awaiting the chorus of sunlight ripping through the canopy onto the dry leaf strewn clearing caked by the broil of the maker. All the while a few rebels dance in a cyclone adding value in their non-conformity to an almost perfect landscape, a landscape only blemished by tyre tracks, a harsh reminder of the hands of humans in every facet, crevice, orifice, every jar of this earth.
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Jan 16, 2012
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