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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Woodland lakes inspire making room for joy and leaving rooms of gloom for ruminating sadness below darkly ruminating fear forests, where senses slowly fade toward disintegrating death. Making room for glad lake lands deep maddening sad with wood fuels released from landscaped trees beheaded and disrooted from landscapes now conformed to commodified manscapes submerged from indigenously wild toward domestic unwooded lakes of perpetual badness. If positive polynomial polypaths form woodland lakes for beauty and repose then so too all notnot monomial monopaths lead to double negatives, as time squared marches to soft-lit tunes and souls of woodland lakes; where lonely manscape sad replaces belonging landscape glad as upstraight corporate bad contrasts gay EarthIncorporated good as mad monotheistic domestications seek more polypathic wilderness anticipations floating on water forested double-binding co-reflective surfaces out and in over and under lakes of woodlands. Not truly seen if not also heard, more fairly touched by human trusted hands when also felt by divine beauty minds all this lake's past waters sinking down to summer up again as sun spins set to co-arise tomorrow Woodland lakes best seen and manscape smelled in tasteful co-reflective landscapes.
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