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A World of Wonder, That Makes Us Whole


Nature, oh nature, how grand and divine,

A world full of beauty, serene and sublime.

A canvas of colors, painted with care,

A masterpiece of life, beyond compare.

 

The trees that sway, in the gentle breeze,

A symphony of leaves, rustling with ease.

A canopy of green, that shades the land,

A sanctuary of peace, where creatures stand.

 

The mountains that rise, towards the sky,

A sight so grand, it takes one's breath away.

A testament of strength, that never fades,

A symbol of hope, in a world so afraid.

 

The rivers that flow, with a gentle sound,

A lifeline of nature, that surrounds.

A source of sustenance, for all that lives,

A reminder of the abundance, that nature gives.

 

The birds that sing, in sweet melody,

A chorus of joy, that fills the scenery.

A symphony of life, that echoes through,

A reminder of the wonder, that surrounds you.

 

Nature, oh nature, how you inspire,

A world full of beauty, that never tires.

A canvas of life, that awakens the soul,

A world of wonder, that makes us whole.

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Oscar Auliq-Ice’s body of work spans a wide range of genres, including poetry, short stories, fables, novellas, and theatrical plays. His fictional writing stands out for its originality and emotional depth. In the realm of non-fiction, he delves into intricate philosophical and societal themes, addressing topics such as ethics, logic, political philosophy, epistemology, existential thought, and the philosophy of mind. Renowned for his concise and clever epigrams and aphorisms, Auliq-Ice has earned recognition as a thinker who skillfully combines scholarly insight with mainstream accessibility.

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