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Sweet lilacs beckon.
As soft tall grasses call me.
The trees wave welcome.
wanting them to calm you down
enjoy, peace and solitude
-AAA/MAD 9/13/24
Nature’s Oasis
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Nature’s Serenity: Three Things Challenge #M805
02Welcome to the daily Three Things Challenge. Use your imagination and creativity using one, two or all three words that may or may not be related. There are no restrictions regarding length, style, or genre, though please keep it family friendly. Tag your responses with 3TC, #threethingschallenge or TTC, and you can add my logo […]
Three Things Challenge #M805
GLADE
COPSE
CLEARING
In the glade so fair and green,
Where copse and clearing meet,
The birds sing a sweet serene,
Nature’s beauty is a treat.
MAD
Hunting for Their Lives
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Nature’s sharp embrace,
Talons grasp with fierce control,
Survival’s strong hold
Grips quite tightly as they hunt
All hinges in their success…
-MAD/AAA
Aww of Nature’s Stage
Special thanks to my collaborator on this Rengay, Anthony
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Gentle lilies float
On tranquil waters they rest
Nature’s beauty shown
The stages have all been set
In creation’s miracles
-MAD/AAA 07/28/2024
Nature’s Touch
Nature’s gentle touch
Whispers through the swaying trees
Peaceful, tranquil, calm
-M.A.D.
Unplugging
How do you know when it’s time to unplug? What do you do to make it happen?
When I feel overwhelmed with work or personal life, I know it’s time to unplug. One of the activities that helps me unwind is drawing while listening to music. Engaging in these two activities simultaneously allows my mind to stop overthinking, providing me with a sense of peace for a while.
Additionally, I find peace in nature. During times when I need to unplug, I’ve taken trips to Joshua Tree, and the experience has been incredibly refreshing. If I can’t make it to Joshua Tree, I visit a local park, find a quiet bench, and simply observe the world around me.
Recognizing the importance of unplugging has been a learning process for me. Since realizing its significance, I’ve made a conscious effort to prioritize this practice in order to prevent feeling overwhelmed.
-M.A.D.