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@johnpaulschroede
We crouched near a termite mound taller than us The dirt told stories we couldn’t read Nature writes in languages we’ve forgotten
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@clemmiebotsford
Had to stop scrolling for this. A rare kind of silence echoes here.
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@poiuy
Not all poems need rhyme—this one proves it. More than words – this is presence.
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@falala
Reading this felt like watching the sun set slowly. Honestly made my day better.
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@suckhoe
Somewhere, nature just smiled. This is the language of the wild soul.
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@haibysai
Somehow you turned wildlife into wisdom. You’ve got something rare here.
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@paineday
Tell me why this sounds like wisdom from another time. Each post feels like poetry class in disguise.
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@tapchoida
Even the wild would pause for this caption. I could read a hundred more of these.
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@carissa69
Only nature could speak this quietly and still be heard. I’m not okay after reading that—in a good way.
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