Skull as an offering to the Earth and its cycles

In the mountains the wind blew
Small seed shed
Although the floor was dry,
There was a lot of life left
For years it was carved out,
With chemicals it was damaged;
It was difficult to understand
That everything can be reborn
Hope Still Alive
But the field didn't know
Resilience! The seed cried
Only silence answered him
Innocent the seed was,
His first spring
I felt tired on the floor,
Little water, a lot of yearning
“Look at the sun, how bright it is!”
With wonder, said the seed
“It burns the sun intensely”
Said The Shadow; blissful duplicity
Frightened, the seed trembled
Shaken, his environment finally woke up
The old floor embraced her,
And the longed-for water rained
Satisfied, The Shadow smiled
Well, his mission was postponed.
Thus, in his shelter he sprouted
That seed that the wind sowed.
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