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"there's an oracle in the soil" said wren We found him the man made of clay, His eyes full of centuries His cracked lips ushering words sprouting when the wind leaned close. A rooting fig tree compared to the greenery and foliage around him The hill I used to wonder Eartha against earth and unwavering thoughts he rests. He spoke with riddles I was too small to carry He spoke with profound poise Prying the boundaries of earths patterns Speaking more volume than the wind ever did. No tools no bones of history Only a mouth of moss And a mind fettered with lichen Come, prophet of mother Show me the worlds tantrums and virtues For the foundation of philosophy is structured by her maternal arms
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Oct 25, 2025
Oct 25, 2025 at 12:59 PM UTC
Oracle in the soil
"there's an oracle in the soil" said wren We found him the man made of clay, His eyes full of centuries His cracked lips ushering words sprouting when the wind leaned close. A rooting fig tree compared to the greenery and foliage around him The hill I used to wonder Eartha against earth and unwavering thoughts he rests. He spoke with riddles I was too small to carry He spoke with profound poise Prying the boundaries of earths patterns Speaking more volume than the wind ever did. No tools no bones of history Only a mouth of moss And a mind fettered with lichen Come, prophet of mother Show me the worlds tantrums and virtues For the foundation of philosophy is structured by her maternal arms
I wrote this for a competition! Glad to share it with you all
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14/F/England
Oct 25, 2025
Oct 25, 2025 at 12:59 PM UTC
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