Flood
Nature's Commentary: Human Behavior Under Nature's Flow
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Over Prudence Hall we fall. Unassuming, quiet all.
Reflecting on a fall over Prudence Hall, a quiet and unassuming place.
Peaceful town square. We float in on streams of air.
Arrival in a peaceful town square through the air.
(if you take note don't stop and stare)
Suggesting not to stare if one notices their arrival.
White steepled church we perch upon
Perching on a white-steepled church and other structures.
The fenceposts, trees, poles wirelines
Observing various elements like fenceposts, trees, and wirelines.
We stay up high
Choosing to stay elevated with a bird's eye view.
Birds eye View
Highlighting the perspective of superior beings looking down on humans.
Silly Humans, why burn your bridges down?
Raising a question to humans about their destructive actions.
Should you go with the flow? (Drip dry)
Contemplating whether to go with the flow and adapt to circumstances.
Quick, kick your feet around
Suggesting a quick response, possibly to changing situations.
Should you never condone flash flood for medicine?
Questioning the morality of causing chaos for personal gain.
Live where you don't belong.
Encouraging living in unconventional places.
Just Cause. Don't judge your weatherman
Advocating for a just cause and advising against judging others harshly.
Every year convention here. One by one we come
Describing an annual convention, possibly symbolic of routine human behavior.
Survey the quality of your damage done
Reflecting on the assessment of the damage caused by humans.
Bluejayjackdawloggerheadkingbirdwhipporwillblackbirdblack bill ed
Listing various bird species, possibly emphasizing diversity.
Magpiefinchravenhermitthrushblackcrow
Continuation of listing bird species, highlighting variety.
CRUSH FLOW
Introducing the concept of "CRUSH FLOW."
FLOODS come from RAIN falls from the SKY drinks back the FLOOD
Describing the cyclical nature of floods and rain, connecting it to human behavior.
It cycles like the leaves (and so do we)
Drawing a parallel between natural cycles and human actions.
Silly Humans...
Reiterating the question about human actions.
Concientious Objectors. (but we have no conscience and we won't object...'cause we're as right as rain)
Presenting the idea of being conscientious objectors without conscience.
We know it's only human nature is not kind
Stating that human nature is not always kind.
Even birds must take their bath sometimes
Comparing the need for cleanliness in humans and birds.
(too much oil on the wings is a dangerous thing)
Warning about the dangers of excess, using oil on bird wings as a metaphor.
We're your bitter partisan. Familiar, welcome enemy
Identifying themselves as a familiar yet opposing force to humans.
Devoted couriers. Cleanse and drain. Binge and purge.
Describing a role as dedicated messengers, emphasizing cleansing and renewal.
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