The Nature of a Soul

"he spoke on the nature of life and death. of an eternal soul that ascends to an infinite realm of blessings after death.

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Nature's Call

It is up to the individual to decide how he will respond to his belly's call, for that is the way of nature, and that is how nature responds.

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Of Animals and Nature

Of animals and nature once in a land, where the wind blew and the ocean pounded upon the shore; there were two kingdoms. one was of dogs, loyal and homey. the other of cats, sophisticated and fickle.

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Lore of Nature

Shaw © himself, no-one and alyce © jaffah lore of nature an intermission involving monsters. "god this is crap!"

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Civilized Nature

Spring)** myriad birds perching in radiant hues celestial -- whistling in the leaves the melancholic music of the old depressed flautist **tanka no. 2 (summer)** burrowing hornets emerge in heated morning -- the shedding of tears from humankind to nature's

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The Fox of the Frozen North

The Fox of the Frozen North By Foxpiper From the cold, silent forests below winter's pale serene, Came a creature of white beauty along the snowy scene; With eyes of dark amber and a nose of obsidian grand, Rarely had such a handsome beast...

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The Otter with Emerald Eyes

The Otter with Emerald Eyes By Foxpiper Wandering lowly amidst the shamrock shore, Was a grand creature steeped in Irish lore; For nary a soul would believe such lies, Of a charming otter with emerald eyes. Though none could deny the braw...

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Eternal Mortality: The Gods Of Osa

She values peace, knowledge, medicine, life, and of course nature and all its creations. she tends to take to form of a vixen.

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On the Mountaintop Away From the Storm

The mountain we proceeded to walk it's supposed to take half an hour of climbing to get to the top and on the way we talked also admiring the views and scenery along the way as we made our way up we tried to keep a steady pace but there were naturally

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The Pale Gardener (Poem)

Fall swift like rain and land upon his patch; Trees halt your speed with leaves and break your fall First sight, the truth is almost hard to latch The gardener so pale and blue guides all Death is no enemy to you or me, He wants not fear but for you to...

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A Painful Antidote

It was his turn to learn from mother nature, just like i had before, and make his own decisions.

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Tenacity

nature is where all answers are provided. so he listened and felt, using his senses. natural gifts to help him understand danger from safety. he carefully avoided the wettest spots and continued to ascend. soon, the slope eased.

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