Enheduanna's Daughter : The Bent Broom

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18.7.20

Landscape

We are the twisted tree,

the weathered stone,

the boiling cloud,

the coiled slumbering snake.

Why do we still

consider ourselves separate?

We — tree, stone, cloud,

breeze, odour, light, spider,

grass, ant, wallaby,

snake and hominid —

are landscape.

We are kin.

Found poem. Extracted (with permission) from an
Instagram post by The Bent Broom, and shaped as a poem.

Sharing at Poets and Storytellers United's Writers' Pantry #29.

On being a cat person

Being a "cat person" is associated with personality traits like independence, intelligence, creativity, and a love for solitude, while contrasting with the more extroverted and agreeable traits often found in "dog people". Cat people often value autonomy and emotional depth, thriving in their own space but capable of deep, slow-forming bonds. They may also score higher in openness to experience and have a curious, imaginative, and self-reflective nature. (Findings from the University of Texas and University of Florida, as well as survey data and peer-reviewed trait models.)

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18.7.20

Landscape