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This is the Poem that came out of the grave

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This is the poem 
that came out of the grave
to tell you what death is.

Everyone has avoided the answer
but here is the answer:

Death is indifference;
Death is mental fragmentation;
Death is accepting immorality;
Death is accepting mortality;
Death is belonging to separatist organizations that
one thinks are “right,” 
and death is the limited space surrounded by boundaries.

 

 


It is very rare to see two Ambush Bugs together with a victim like this.  

Two Ambush Bugs with their Bumble Bee victim on Thistle Plant … Photo by Thomas Peace c. 2018

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Be careful about coming to conclusions about people and things; it may be a coming to a stagnant end psychologically!

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Be careful about coming to conclusions about people and things; it may be a coming to a stagnant end psychologically! 

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[Jagged Ambush Bug in a wild Yellow Daisy: They perch by day in flowers and mostly are “sit-and-wait” predators, attacking all kinds of insects, often insects that are much larger than themselves. They often even attack bees. They have powerful vice-like, mantis-like, front legs that are great for grasping.]

Patience is a virtue for a Jagged Assassin Bug in a wild Yellow Daisy Flower.  Photo by Thomas Peace 2014

Patience is a virtue for a Jagged Assassin Bug in a wild Yellow Daisy Flower. Photo by Thomas Peace 2014

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If you systematize your life into bundles of practices and methodologies…

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.     If you systematize your life into bundles of practices and methodologies…  you — despite thinking that you are vibrant — are likely mechanical and robotic.  

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.   [Below is an Ambush Bug (Assassin Bug); they are “sit-and-wait” predators that eat other insects, including bees, flies, butterflies and moths.  They often attack insects much larger than themselves.]

Patiently waiting for the next crawling meal... Ambush Bug ... Assassin Bug ... by Thomas Peace 2013

Patiently waiting for the next crawling meal… Ambush Bug … Assassin Bug … by Thomas Peace 2013