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#fauna
peak stone, breath slows, clouds pause, wind grows spare, a chamois cuts the slope, spruce needles thin the sky, stones warm from yesterday’s sun, marmots whistle once, then vanish into dirt, pine resin thick in the air, the river talking below, bells from grazing sheep, boots soaked through with dew, the valley spreads its grasses wide and still, holding every sound
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Jan 17
Jan 17, 2026 at 6:36 AM UTC
Ascent in the Tatras - read from bottom to top
Discredit not the busy honey bee, or the hedgehog that makes the grasses stir The old owl that makes it's nest in the fir Admire the deer pacing the woods with glee! No bard does justice to the roaring sea, no sculptor the grace of a wild flower Or the nurturing of a rain shower, or majesty of an ancient oak tree The beauty of Nature, a peaceful sight Like swans taking flight in the rose sunset Deep deserts where small foxes show no fear of man, and to feel a thunderstorm's might All these wondrous things and more can be met on this miracle, blue-green biosphere
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May 29, 2021
May 29, 2021 at 3:28 AM UTC
Deus Terra
festering like the fungus on rotting fruit moulded to the shadow torn from it motion making it's stop the flatline an event horizon         and   i     looked blank became the canvas as existence shrunk from view and i saw it all; and it was glorious but the curtains were closing momentary was the sight bestowed which fleeted faster than life from this withering device of animation elapsing back to nothing a fade to black
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Dec 31, 2020
Dec 31, 2020 at 12:25 PM UTC
Fauna so Fragile
There is freedom in the clearing of the forest, where the sun dares to peek through the trees and your heartbeat keeps time with the pulse of the earth. Close your eyes and let your back kiss the moss, feel the way it grows to engulf your skin, pulling to you down into its veins. There is no need to be afraid anymore, where the forest stands witness to the rebirth of your skin. Press your palms to the earth and lean into the melancholy of the dirt under your fingernails, feel it rise and fall under your lifelines and know that the heartbeat will play on. Have you ever listened to the song that surrounds you now? It has called for you, pulled you in, begged for you to gaze upon its melody and understand that it has always been meant for you. Let your heartbeat keep time with the pulse of the earth its rhythm steady as you descend under its skin. When you open your eyes once more, you will be anew, eyes gazing over this world, fresh and naive, but it will still be there, its steady rhythm linking with the sound of your pulse. It is everywhere and yet, you know, it is only meant for you. Only for you.
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Aug 10, 2020
Aug 10, 2020 at 12:23 PM UTC
on rhythm and reincarnation
A little marimo moss ball. Unfazed in its glass ball. Just another peaceful sunny day. To not go about and enjoy the day. A lonely marimo moss ball. Looking in a mirror on the wall. Noticing nothing has changed. Isolation is still here, untouched.
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Apr 21, 2020
Apr 21, 2020 at 12:14 AM UTC
This Moss Ball
Blossoming in the Snow globe are technicolor Ornaments, inhale The melting *** of sweet And musky. Welcome, Flora.
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Aug 13, 2019
Aug 13, 2019 at 12:34 AM UTC
Flora
Mother nature is crying out The ground is barren and cracked open like a festering wound Too much innocent blood has been spilled by both beast and man By our so called human race Who has proven to be quite inhuman We have filled your beautiful skies with pollution Devastated the ground we walk on with explosives Cut down the very trees that give us oxygen While creatures both big and small are disappearing The same way Love and brotherhood is becoming extinct And animosity is available in abundance As greed and the lust for money lingers on We simply turn a blind eye Therefore mother nature herself is retaliating against us Revolted by our actions We capture creatures from the sky and sea And put them on display like puppets Then charge mankind a fee to see We have dug our own hole and made our own bed For we have stripped mother nature of her beauty and crown While radiation is all around We hope to sleep safe and sound Until one day a bell will ring and signal the end to this mess we're in Then we will shout 'God forgive us for the fools we've been'
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Jun 19, 2018
Jun 19, 2018 at 10:42 AM UTC
Mother Nature
Daisy. A little flower with white petals that sometimes turn pink. An orange centre that withstands the constant extraction of those petals, with the pang and echo of tiny voices shouting “He loves me; he loves me not”- Often mistaken for a **** Daisy. A girl who winces with insecurity Every time the nearest dandelion clock is Plucked from the soiled earth around her. She watches with wet, reddened eyes as she is paralysed (If being limbless can equate to such a feeling) And unable to stop the careless children blow away Time as if it were some sort of lark- Seed by seed. Daisy. A witness to the exposure of stalks and leaves alike; A veteran of the unwanted embrace and, indeed, The wanton thieving of petals and memories and silence and voice Combined. She is swaying but explicitly not Bending to the wind. She stands her ground, and She has blossomed.
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Mar 19, 2018
Mar 19, 2018 at 5:25 PM UTC
Femme de la Femme
adrenaline eyes licking embers while they glow during a fragile time only broken by time. but something clicked with a frightening genesis that roared, then turned over on its belly and asked a favor, "when you breathe in, think about the things you need. when you breathe out, think about the things you can give."
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Jul 13, 2017
Jul 13, 2017 at 4:58 PM UTC
florna & flauna
Canterbury Bells Canterbury Bells The Belle of my eyes Blooming the brightest blush Of pink and white Sometimes blue or indigo Different colours They all remind me of you
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Mar 21, 2017
Mar 21, 2017 at 2:47 PM UTC
Bell(e)s