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People Of The Blessed Land Open in new Window. [ASR]
A poem on human touch on mother nature and its degradation..
by sindbad Author Icon
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Rated: ASR | (5.0)
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Greetings sindbad Author IconMail Icon!

This is your fifth day port raid as part of you "A Week of Port Raid Package" from "Magical Express Delivery WagonOpen in new Window. gifted to you by your Secret Valentine. May you'll find this review an inspiring and encouraging one.

Without much a do, here are the things I found out after reading your offering:

The poem uses rich vocabulary and sensory details that transcend simply describing a landscape. Words like "hallowed", "blissful" and "bountiful" generate a feeling of reverence around the setting. It invites the reader to imagine not just a beautiful setting, but one with an almost sacred quality. Additionally, the repetition of the word "rain" becomes a motif that builds both the sense of natural abundance as well as hinting at the ominous shift in tone later in the poem.

The early acknowledgment of blessings suggests potential for a sustainable, reciprocal relationship with nature. While one group believes this harmony is spiritually driven, the other finds value in practical management, demonstrating that differing perspectives can still result in positive outcomes. This reinforces the message that respect for the land isn't limited to one viewpoint.

The poem doesn't just tell us about the strength of the rain, wind, and rivers, it shows us. The verbs become increasingly action-oriented; "frowned", "hounded", "called", "lent", "gave" imbue the weather elements with intentionality. Nature isn't merely happening, it's reacting. This personification makes the later devastation more visceral and resonant.

Crucially, the final lines don't describe destruction as punishment, but as an opportunity for learning and regrowth. This is significant because it underscores that our relationship with nature is dynamic, that it holds the capacity for both devastation and restoration. This open-ended message about rediscovering our place within the natural world is, arguably, what makes the poem most profound.

This is indeed a thought-provoking piece portraying a profound message. Thank you so much for sharing such an excellent creation. Keep your creative juices flowing and continue to inspire everyone around. Write on!

Best regards,
Gervic


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