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- at the riddle... Ezekial 17- the chapparal around me I feel laughing, We have had a wet October, the elven forest and all its winter resting creatures, feels laughing happy today, as I mind fly over the old trail, marked clearly, once you see the sign, The Trail Less Travelled By - you can see it, from Google Earth eyes, if you know where to look, but you can't feel this from there. My forest, in these environs, is called elven, due to lowly stature, - no majestic trees here my forest is wild, no trails not leading to water, eventually, if you head downhill; My forest, if you will, allows us to see it extends to Arizona, across the watered desert, strange there is no horizo, no line marking mine. But desert coyotes come here to harvest sweet-sour fruit of little, red manzanita loaded with wee tiny apples, which coyotes eat, but barely chew. - maybe we could package these// It may be like that delicacy coffee, roasted after being goat shat.
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Oct 25, 2022
Oct 25, 2022 at 5:54 PM UTC
Song of little old trees.
- at the riddle... Ezekial 17- the chapparal around me I feel laughing, We have had a wet October, the elven forest and all its winter resting creatures, feels laughing happy today, as I mind fly over the old trail, marked clearly, once you see the sign, The Trail Less Travelled By - you can see it, from Google Earth eyes, if you know where to look, but you can't feel this from there. My forest, in these environs, is called elven, due to lowly stature, - no majestic trees here my forest is wild, no trails not leading to water, eventually, if you head downhill; My forest, if you will, allows us to see it extends to Arizona, across the watered desert, strange there is no horizo, no line marking mine. But desert coyotes come here to harvest sweet-sour fruit of little, red manzanita loaded with wee tiny apples, which coyotes eat, but barely chew. - maybe we could package these// It may be like that delicacy coffee, roasted after being goat shat.
The story of proud trees jealous of the scrub lands. My take.
kenpepiton
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77/M/Pine Valley CA
Oct 25, 2022
Oct 25, 2022 at 5:54 PM UTC
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