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Of Wander and Wild

Overcast skies, 
drenched palms swaying in the ocean air,
droplets trickle off the rusty railings 
onto the already drenched earth.
The bed is layered with fresh white linens, 
untouched,
craving the heat of two bodies making magic.


Two arms wrap around her slender torso,
he smelled like the burnished sweetness of the tropical night,
almost like petrichor.
Soft pallet of lips against her neck,
traveling to the bones of her collar.
The air was cool against her skin
and gusts of wind danced around the room,
making it cozy and soothing.
The sky turned a grayish shade 
and covered the crescent moon,
as they lay flesh to flesh.

She traces her fingers along his cheekbones,
whispering everything she loves about him.
He leans into her 
and kisses her plum lips.
"you are magic" he stutters,
the air is cold,
as his thick dark hair falls into his eyes.
Moving his hands along her curves,
over her fragile bones,
she entwines her legs with his 
as he pulls her into him.

"On these sheets, magic will happen" she says.

He moves and lies heavily on top of her,
sinking into the soft soles of foam.
Heated bodies melting into one
and every move made was infused with their
magic, 
power,
wholeness.

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Whether your Zen Den space is in your home or out in your garden, these little additions would be perfect!


As I get more and more centered and into my yoga practice and meditation, I realize how necessary it is to have a space that's all yours.

A place that's silent, relaxing and calm. Filled with only good energy and vibes.

Further down you would see I added a Hammock to my list. I don't know about you guys, but it is for me *the* most relaxing part of getting centered. I would lay in it and meditate whilst the breeze rocks me gently. It's pure bliss !

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I have a memory, very vague, 
of my parents taking my siblings and myself on a road trip -- 
through dark winding roads in the middle of the night to a beach on the North East coast to look at 65 million year old dinosaurs.


 Alongside my brother, we stood there. 
Sand covered toes, my little tummy upset from the drive, we watched in amazement these magnificent mammals emerging from the dark vastness onto the sand. 
Using their back fins to dig deep holes to lay their eggs they fall into a trance.
Afterwards, 
they camouflage their nesting grounds with a wander-about dance. 

For a kid,
 it was an unbelievable sight and experience..... 
and now as an adult, 
it still takes my breath away. 

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These majestic dinosaur mammals are Leatheback Turtles. 
Unfortunately due to poachers and non-protected beaches, 
they have become endangered. 

In a clutch of offspings, maybe one will survive.
Survive being pried out of their shell by vultures,
survive being eaten by crabs,
dug up by dogs, 
stolen by humans.
And even at sea, 
predators lurk,
fishing nets, 
frigatebirds.

They travel millions and millions of miles all over the world, 
but they always return
to this little island tucked away in the Lesser Antilles,
where they were nested,
perhaps even, 
to this beach,
or another nearby,
but
they never forget where they came from.

How heartfelt is that?

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Hi, bonjour, howdy ! I am Louann, a blogger from a small beautiful island in the Caribbean called Trinidad. My passions are photography, fitness, health and travel. I am always seeking adventure and whatever makes me feel my pulse.
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