RE: A murder
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I truly understand—you have no idea how much.
That tree held incomparable natural value; perhaps the person who cut it down was in a tight spot and did it for the money. But believe me, their world will never be the same.
The sun will scorch their skin even indoors, and the rain will seep through every crack in the roof. The heat will be absolutely stifling.
The surviving animals will have to migrate further afield in search of shelter, as their lives will depend on it... and the spot where the tree once stood will never be the same again.
Everything looks so barren, doesn't it? The sun will beat down directly, and the rain will wash the soil away... an "anthropogenic effect," as they call it.
You say the photos are simple? If they didn't bear your distinctive signature style, I might agree with you... but they are always beautiful.
I’ll try to be around here a bit more often... today I made my debut in a community called Horizontes Invisibles (Invisible Horizons). I loved it!
I’m starting to turn the great wheel, and I know it’s heavy.
🙏🏼...🚴🏼♀️
Oh my friend, you are right, their world will never be the same, nor will ours… today I’ve seen a number of confused birds wandering around there… such a pity. There were two woodpeckers flying over that wreckage, and they looked stressed.
I wish everything would find its rhythm; you don’t have to force anything. In reality, things are as they are and they happen when they happen… our intention encourages them, but there is a proper time for everything.