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Constance La France / Tranquility Contest

Tranquility


“Only tranquil sounds serve our soul’s auditory nerves." … poet Dreams of Eden’s described tranquility are sadly dreams with lame futility. Thoughts of life without man-noise give mobility to fantasies about global changeability. Imagine nature sounds of gracility as our life’s background possibility, how such would provide peace fertility for its growth to overtake hostility. Peace spreading with strengthened virility mirrors sounds having much desirability. Construction, power plants, mowers cause ear hostility, like voiced rage, anger and pressure cause ear volatility. Traffic sounds, cars, planes and trains suitability as life’s background music lacks human compatibility. Rain, wind, streams, waterfalls, birds have absorbability that added to all God’s nature sounds, have agreeability with dreams for reality to be globally grown tranquility.
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Andresen Avatar
October 9, 2026 at 2:38 AM
- A beautiful poem, CayCay – The way you describe this poem... is exactly how I live... not in Eden... but my real life... and it’s not a dream :) – Best wishes in the contest :) – Have a wonderful weekend :) - hugs
Godwin Avatar
October 9, 2026 at 4:15 PM
REALLY? May I move near you? Your answer overwhelms me - to know someone has such a life is awesome. As far as your address, you, Anne-Lise, are very blessed. Seriously, what's your address? Poetry hugs ... CayCay
Dietrich Avatar
October 9, 2026 at 12:46 AM
We all need a lot less of man's noise and more of nature's. Great job with mono rhyming. It's no easy feat. Wish you were here at the retreat with me ❤️
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