Nature 🌺🌻🌲🐾🌊🌎🌱

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​NATURE 🌳🌊💧

written by Ojo Dorcas Oluwayemisi

White-faced whistling Ducks photographed by Ameer Abass SadeeqIt is a valuable gift to mankind

A source of beauty through its diverse elements, each performing its role in making the Earth a better place for us

A place where vast organisms communicate and interact with the physical world and the other life within. E.g. birds, trees, animals, plants, human, landscapes, mountains, rivers, sun, and the moon showcasing its own beauty consistently

 A life supporter, a balance to our ecosystem:regulating and changing periodically to create a serene and suitable atmosphere for mankind. 

A peaceful environmentconsisting of flowers of different colours. Green trees blowing cool breeze that eases man of stress and makes the soul relax. 

Creatures of different kinds seen flying and creeping, birds of different origins with sweet melodies adding to the beauty of nature, showing and proving the essence of life. 

It is a beauty that is alive, moving and reproducing. It is worth having. It is worth keeping. It is worth nurturing. It is life.


That is Nature.


written by 

Ojo Dorcas Oluwayemisi

Writer, for Wildest

Ojo Dorcas Oluwayemisi

 

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  1. Anonymous31 July 2022 at 18:47

    This is awesome dear...
    Keep the banner flying

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    1. Anonymous31 July 2022 at 22:44

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  2. Anonymous1 August 2022 at 05:57

    Lovely!

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