Who owns the cottage,
Who own the trees,
Who owns the land.
Does it matter…
I walk.
I enjoy.
I conquer my fear.
I relieve stress.
I witness a thousand miracles.
******
Nature’s bounty
Who owns the cottage,
Who own the trees,
Who owns the land.
Does it matter…
I walk.
I enjoy.
I conquer my fear.
I relieve stress.
I witness a thousand miracles.
******
Superb composition
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Thanks Derrick.
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Very good…nobody should really own Nature’s bounty…it should be for all to enjoy.
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We have all in abundance if one cares. Thanks Hal.
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Nature and air… Free for all!
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Right. Thanks Chen.
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Excellent poem, Rupali and who cares for anything but simply let go and be happy. Nature’s bounty at its best.
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🙏 Yes definitely. Thanks dear Kamal.
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Always welcome dear Rupali 💖💖💖
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🙏
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🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
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Wow! So good!!
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Thanks Kaushalji.
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💪🏼
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Yeah, old “buildings” like this makes the walk or drive, totally worthwhile. So much to imagine and wonder about nature and her gifts.
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Exactly. Thanks dear Zakiahji.
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Nice one!!
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Thanks Anne.
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Oh so nice!
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Thanks Laurie.
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So beautiful!! I have had this feeling before – where I felt I don’t need to own anything yet everything is available for me to enjoy.
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See that’s my point. Thanks Pragalbha.
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This is how I feel when we are camping. I am in nature. I don’t own it. I don’t have to take care of it. I just get to take it in and enjoy all the benefits of being in nature!
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One can found beauty in abundance in nature. We need to feel it and enjoy. Thanks Betty.
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Serene!
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Thanks.
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beautiful reflection, Rupali!
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Thanks Wilma.
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The resolve of the last line brings a big yes from me.
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🙏 Thank you Paul.
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Very welcome Rupali.
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Fantastic words it has a wonderful message, lovely picture too
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Thanks for your support Subbashini.
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Beautiful poem and photo duo!
It IS interesting, tho’, to think about who might’ve lived there in the past and what their lives were like. 🙂
(((HUGS)))
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