
February 6, 2023, prompt: In 99 words (no more, no less), write a story as a love letter to nature. You could reach back to more pastoral times of writing or enter into the future. Who is writing the letter — an ant or an aunt? Is it a lifetime of love or eons? Go where the prompt leads!
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Dear Mother Nature,
I know you aren’t happy with your children, yet you’ve never abandoned us. Every year the flowers bloom and the trees wear fresh green foliage. The birds chirp with joy at every new sunrise.
Despite our actions, you keep on providing clean water from the skies in rainfall and your trees filter out the harmful gases to make the air breathable for all 8 billion-plus souls living here.
I know that humans are very selfish and not caring enough, but please bear with us for I’m hopeful that the new generation will make things better, hopefully!🤞🏼
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Word count; 99
In response to 99 Word Story, hosted by Charli Mills
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Amen!! Your kind heart speaks volumes . Yes, let us hope the next generation looks after mother nature well. A beautiful share, Sadje. Kudos!!
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Many thanks dear friend
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A pleasure, Sadje!
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Ameen to that 🤞🙏 a lovely tribute to nature Sadje.
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Thanks a lot Destiny 💖
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Your thoughts and poems are always a pleasure to read. Most welcome…
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Much appreciated dear friend
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Beautiful share, Sadje❤✨
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Thanks a lot Vidah
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Sadje, this is so beautiful. ❤🙏
A really sincere play of words with a great message to all generations.
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Thanks a lot Komaljeet. I feel that we all need to spread this message everywhere
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You are so right!!
🙏❤
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🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
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Amen, Sadje
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Thanks VJ
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Welcome
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💗
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Ameen 🤲
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Thanks Tuba
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This gave me an idea for a story where Mother Nature goes on strike and the flowers don’t bloom… Thanks, Sadje.
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Cool idea. But it hope it never becomes a reality
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Yes, the famine would be bad.
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Yes indeed.
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🥹
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🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
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Great story Sadje
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Thanks Brenda ❤️
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A great letter!
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Thanks Leigha 💖
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You are welcome.
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❤️
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A beautiful letter to mother Earth Sadje!💗
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Thanks Cindy 💗
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You’re so welcome Sadje! ❣️
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🥰🥰🥰
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Mother Nature still keeps on giving despite what we’ve done to her.
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Yes, and we take her for granted, just like we sometimes do our parents
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So true and sad 😔
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🥲
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We shall try and be mindful. Mother Nature, indeed deserves our kindness.
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Oh yes definitely
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Amen.. 🙏🏼👍🏼😊👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼…
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🙏🏼👍🏼🙏🏼
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What a beautiful, heartfelt letter, Sadje! 💞💞💞
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Thanks Dawn.
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If we can only get the new generations… Children and grands to get their heads out of smartphones and electronic tablets…
I am sure though that there are some bright lights – I just read about a local 9 year old boy who graduated high school and is now looking at college!!
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Yes, there are many who are aware. I hope they will carry the baton for change
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🙂
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Wonderfully stated, Sadje. I agree.
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Many thanks 🙏🏼
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Most welcome. Always. 🙏
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I hope so too, Sadje.
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Thanks Norah. ❤️
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I hope Nature hears your story!
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I hope so too.
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