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We are the saplings of the universe, grown from the dust of long-extinguished stars

We are the saplings of the universe, grown from the dust of long-extinguished stars,
Branches of consciousness blooming in the cosmic garden of ephemeral existence.
The leaves of our thoughts rustle in the wind of time, whispering untold stories,
While the roots of the soul stretch deep into the fertile soil of collective memory.
The photosynthesis of emotions transforms the light of experience into the energy of life,
We grow slowly, eon after eon, adapting to the changing climate of reality.
We are ancient trees with rings of wisdom hidden in the trunk of history,
And at the same time, we are fragile seeds carried by the wind of destiny into the future.
The chlorophyll of our dreams absorbs the essence of the universe, nourishing us with miracles,
We perspire drops of inspiration that water the arid soil of daily routine.
In every cell of our being pulses the ancestral rhythm of nature,
And in every thought lies a whole forest of unexplored possibilities.
Sometimes we are ephemeral flowers, blooming for a moment in the garden of eternity,
Other times, we are ancient sequoias, silent witnesses to the passage of time.
We intertwine like vines around the pillars of existence, seeking support and meaning,
And we open like water lilies towards the infinite sky of knowledge and becoming.
In essence, we are plants of consciousness, rooted in cosmic soil,
Growing towards the light of understanding, nourished by the rain of experiences,
Spreading pollen of ideas in the wind of change, perpetuating the cycle of evolution.
We are the living garden of the universe, ever-growing, ever-transforming.

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