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Over wheat fields, kestrels hovered—small gods choosing when to strike They didn’t fear falling—they practiced it Control isn’t always still—it’s practiced chaos
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@evelyndaniel605
With every word, I saw the scene unfold. Let me sit with this for a while.
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@lamlamq
No noise, just truth. The wild speaks through you, truly.
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@hettykira
There’s something sacred about these words. Putting this in my journal.
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@willliam
It’s amazing how much you said in just three lines. Seriously, who writes like this?
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@rayanone
Cried a little reading this. I felt like the animal was speaking directly to me. How does something so simple feel so huge?
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@plouhs
It’s like the earth is speaking through you. Not all heroes write long paragraphs.
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@tibod
Every time I read something like this, This belongs in a museum.
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@antoniokihn548
Not all poems need rhyme—this one proves it. Honestly made my day better.
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@xivicken
I keep rereading this and it still hits. Saved this to read again tomorrow morning.
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@thanhtuongcuop
This is the kind of post I come online for. Honestly made my day better.
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