I've learned to appreciate the nudge that prompts elicit, so I hope you're coaxed into trying out this photo prompt that I present to you through LynnMcKPhotography today. Enjoy A Prayer.
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This post is inspired by the "It's not easy being green: other things to consider" quotes by Jim Henson. With a Senryu and Pixabay photos, I hope to add value to you today. And I hope these words reach our COP26 leaders. Amen.
Do you know the long-headed grasshoppers? I was just introduced to a handsome pair. Click PLAY on the minute long video to hear her chomping at a leaf. Enjoy the short story.
Wanted to take a shortcut and gave in to writing a quick post on my phone,but then got stuck trying to move the inscription inside the video. Darn, if Iknow…
Did you know that well-preserved potpourri can last for decades? For the love of flowers, why not? Let's make potpourri and stimulate nasal appraisal.
The Cacti that blooms for only one night, and is gone before the sunlight finds her. I find this inspiring. I hope you do as well.
Poetry on the need of birthing a new world: Earth cries day and night Sun hurriedly wipes her tears In the dimming of the light He promises to find a way. But the way — it needs roots attached to human hearts and brains. Let's all heed the call. Gaia needs YOU.
The ratio of the Fibonacci Spiral Poem is a pattern found in nature. It follows a sequence of numbers where each syllable of a word is the sum of the previous two syllables. Like nature, you and I are a perfect specimen of imperfection reproducing, loving, living-- warmed by the sun... You and I.