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Back into the Black Hole

February 7, 2022February 7, 2022 admin

Cosmic dust is what we are,Remnants of an ancient star,Drifted to a distant shore,To dance a while in sunlight,Then slip away into the night,Back into

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Across a Field of Clover Running

February 3, 2022February 3, 2022 admin

Across a field of clover running, Through the dew-wet sward I go, Laws of earth and heaven shunning, Through the streams of sunshine flow. Bees

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Where I am Sown

February 2, 2022February 2, 2022 admin

Blessed be the flower of hope;That sprouts roots in any soil,With all weather willing to cope,To reap the reward of toil! I will feast on

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Anything Outdoors with Steve

Anything Outdoors with Steve
Alpine nights, Ridgeline camp
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Delhi Darwaja, Ahmedabad Gujarat
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Smokey trails
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Drifting above a sea of golden grain, the soft autumn breeze carries you like a whisper through the air. The sun casts its warm, amber glow over the fields, painting every stalk in shades of honey and fire. Below, the earth hums with the quiet song of harvest, the scent of ripened wheat rising like a memory of summer's final breath. The wind caresses your face, cool and gentle, as leaves dance lazily from distant trees, swirling in the golden light. In this moment, you are weightless, part of the sky and land, suspended in the stillness of an autumn afternoon.

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Am Main

Along a riverside we walked,
She and I, beneath an azure day,
Sun shining golden on the morning,
Glorious on the grain fields.

(Barley still painted with spring)
And Church bells rang clear and clean
From across the way,
Beyond the emerald-ribbon Main โ€“ Bells not for us,
But as much ours as Bischofsheim,
And the water ours,
And the day ours, seized,
Time uncounted,
Eternity the hours
Passed as currents
Into the Rhine, with no Lorelei to sing,
And no one to hear the history,
Dawn become yesteryear.
But in my dreams,
The Main still flows languidly.

~ Daniel F Mitchell - Editor AOWS

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Music in this video:

Grains ยท Echo Delta

Blu Eon

โ„— Cold Tear Records

Released on: 2016-02-24

Artist: Echo Delta

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With the Grain ๐ŸŒพ
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