This is a post written by @johnjgeddes, a wonderful writer who has been sharing a lot of his work here on the platform!

This time he shared with us a poem that tells a story in just a few words and sentences. The poem is simple, yet powerful. Sit back, read it slow but speak out loud, feel the words and see where it takes you.

Go and have a look at his post and share some of your love! Besides leaving an upvote, leaving a thoughtful comment means a lot!

Click here to read @johnjgeddes's post!

We have a pair of world travelers who have decided to join steemit to share their adventures with you!

@gaiama joins us from Peru, and they share with us many wonderful experiences and photos from some of their adventures. They plan to share their experiences with us on Steemit. Check these adventurous travellers in their new introduction post below.

Click here to check out @gaiama's post!

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Composed of Chris Hierro and Katya Diaz, this is a power duet you surely don't want to miss! The song I found of theirs, "Pause and Rewind," has a poppy chill step vibe, some aggressive synth work, and is evened out by some exceptional singing. On top of being an extremely catchy tune, the video itself is top shelf quality!

From the camera angles, lighting and video quality, this could easily be featured on MTV (if it still played music) or some other big music publication. Congrats to these guys on such an awesome piece, and be sure to go check them out!

Click here to read and listen to @breakoutthecrazy's Post!

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Do you like kittens, those small furry tiny baby cats? Have you ever seen a group of them abandoned on the street and had the millennial debate of: "I want to help them but I can't..."? Well, this couple has been helping kittens for a while now and in this post they show how you can take care of them or what you should do when handling kittens. It turns out baby cats are really fragile and they need tons of love and attention, and you can really feel the love in this post!

Click here to read @el-cr's Post!

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I was more than a little enchanted by this study by Donna. At first sight, I saw the victorian lady and all the butterflies and thought, Ooh, pretty ... But then I scrolled down further and saw the robotic arm, which opened up all sorts of stories in my mind.

And it seems this was intentional... Donna herself mused on immortality while she was creating this, a subject close to my heart. Her question "If one has all the time in the world and no place to go, would standing still contemplating for days be a normal action?" opens up all sorts of cans of worms when considering what it might be like if we lived forever.

And this is only a study for her Singularity project. So go check out Donna's blog, or Society6 page.

Click here to read @donnadavisart's post

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