Take me to the land of crystal rivers, that glitter like a mirror for the gods. Take me to the height for altruistic lords, revered by the oppressed for being givers. I dream of a world drowned in abundance of joy infinite at its renaissance. Where the warm rays of the tropical sun soothe the pains of a bleeding wound by day. Where nature entertains with so much fun, like a funfair in the sweet month of may. I smell the pleasant scent of flowers gay pervading the plains of awe and wonder. Where colourful fruits in season render sweetness and nourishment at my behest. Where the sun's showers of warmth dry each tear, bringing to extinction, a world of fear in this magnificent haven of rest. I see a paradise for virgins fair, devoid of blemish with their silky hair. I see breath taking mountains clad in green, where romantic love birds would find serene. I see this world of beauty at its peak, which all dreamers would relentlessly seek, coming closer now to my possession than any dream or imagination.
You are describing elements that are very earthly and entreating for those used to harsh landscapes and hard work on hardscrabble lives.
But there is nowhere on earth that contains all of these things. Even the most beautiful places can be very deadly from insects, predators or wild swings in the temperature.
All of this abundance and biodiversity of nature is ours to savor. We must not use it up, or otherwise destroy its beauty.
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But there is nowhere on earth that contains all of these things. Even the most beautiful places can be very deadly from insects, predators or wild swings in the temperature.
All of this abundance and biodiversity of nature is ours to savor. We must not use it up, or otherwise destroy its beauty.
Ron