In the wilderness
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abbey
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In the wilderness
How sad.... :-1
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koan
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In the wilderness
Wilderness implies to me more than the wasteland you describe here. Longing for that which is lost is a feeling shared by many. Yes, it is sad but it does go away and is replaced by wilderness of a lusher variety.
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polycarp
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In the wilderness
koan wrote: Wilderness implies to me more than the wasteland you describe here. Longing for that which is lost is a feeling shared by many. Yes, it is sad but it does go away and is replaced by wilderness of a lusher variety.
I find it hard to concieve a wilderness of a lusher variety. In my humble opinion its either a wilderness as a wasteland or a situation of uncertainty (symbolically) or something else. A wilderness of a lusher variety drifts my mind to a garden or something that's pleasant but definately not a wilderness in the true sense of the world.
I find it hard to concieve a wilderness of a lusher variety. In my humble opinion its either a wilderness as a wasteland or a situation of uncertainty (symbolically) or something else. A wilderness of a lusher variety drifts my mind to a garden or something that's pleasant but definately not a wilderness in the true sense of the world.
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