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"I'm sure they have."
"Well the inner Earth is Agartha, so if it wasn’t Agartha then it sounds like possible fakes.. Have you got the pics?"
"I saw another set of photos from the late 19th century that claimed ti be inside the Earth-not Argartha but a dark place with strange looking humans-the flora and fauna were strange, too. There were dozens of pics that looked genuine, but they were…"
"I believe that there were giants but some of those pics must be photoshopped"
"Having pituitary gigantism couldn’t have been easy, especially considering it causes so many ailments. It makes you appreciate the importance of proportion.. I think I’ll stick to being 5’5!"
"The human race on Earth was once tall and massive, in proportionate scale, so as to exist among animals, of similarly large proportion and stature..the so-called mega fauna of the Pleistocene epoch...Nature, or shall we correct that word and suggest…"
"AE, It’s definitely an unusual look and they seem much taller than any human giants you see nowadays. I think they’re humans with pituitary gigantism? They probably spent years scouting the globe for the most extreme cases and rounded them all up to…"
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Maybe if you tried the net and ask for poetry there, sometimes you find something just the way you wanted to say it..
I am sure you will find something you will be happy to read.
I specifically like the Irish writer John O'Donohue.
He is a deep. thoughtful and compassionate writer and writes the most wonderful and sensitive stories and poems.
He wrote 'Anam Cara' and also 'Benedictus' is absolutely amazing I just love and smile and cry when I read his work. Have a look at his books in most larger bookshops I would think.
For Absence
May you know that absence is alive with hidden presence,
that nothing is ever lost or forgotten.
May the absences in your life grow full of eternal echo.
May you sense around you the secret Elsewhere
Where the presences that have left you dwell.
May you be generous in your embrace of loss.
May the sore well of grief turn into a seamless flow of presence.
May your compassion reach out to the ones we never hear from.
May you have the courage to speak for the excluded ones.
May you become the gracious and compassionate subject of your own life.
May you not disrespect your mystery through brittle words or false belonging.
May you be embraced by God in whom dawn and twilight are one.
May your longing inhabit its dreams within the Great Belonging.
John O'Donahue
Blessings to you David Martin!