@Plough And what is it to make love with Belonging itself? Borges: "Un hombre que cultiva su jardín, como quería Voltaire...Esas personas, que se ignoran, están salvando el mundo."
@NorannV @mair__wright Goodness, what a planetary light you've become to the purposive romanticism of Gardener Kings and Queens of the New Creation, Norann. Such a blessing to our world, your portrait of the fruits of love fully inhabited and a life, fully incarnate. So thankful for your presence here.
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