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Vile veil

By Timber252

I walk on the edge of all that I know

All I hold dear guarded only by snow

Through thin layers of ice I watch the darkness bellow

I take a step forward and my fear begins to grow

The ice splinters and snaps, cracks begin to show

Terror replaced by foolish courage to my death I go

Each step a new gamble in the icy winds flow

Then I hear it again that sound of terrible woe

My heart races in my chest and I wonder if it’s too late to go

Will the ice hold or will I be swallowed whole?

Regret fill my eyes and streaks down my cheeks

As I face the abyss where my terror peaks

To late to turn back to late to go home

On the edge of this chasm I stand alone

A trap of my making, to late to atone

I take a step forward and plunge into the unknown.

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Firelight

By timber252

Firelight falls upon my face

A welcome sight in this frigid place

In the darkness creeping shadows wait

Pressing closer, as they congregate

I draw nearer and feel the heat

A dance of flames to an unknown beat

A chill in the wind draws me near

Pushing in, inviting fear

The blaze murmurs softly, a comforting song

Its beauty and glow pulling me along

Then the fire grows hot and my flesh is seared

I pull back, it’s danger is clear

My hand stings with regret as I settle into place

One were I am wrapped in the fire’s embrace

Where shadows fear

And my mind can clear.

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Creekside stones

By timber252

Water washes over the stones

Smoothing rough edges and filling cracks

A gentle touch to mend and make whole

It knows every scar from every attack

So I lay in the water and close my eyes,

And the water rushes over me,

And the stones which I lie

Gentle and smooth, tender and soothing

The cold tugs my mind and pulls me away

Though the stress and the worry, here they stay

Away from the hard stones on which I lay.

To a place where trees sway and birds play. Just for a moment before I return

My rough edges smoothed, and my mind cleaned

Healed

Renewed.

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I wrote another one, I’m not sure but Somthing feels different about it idk if I was super inspired with it or something… anyway I’m open to feedback so plz lmk. Oh and happy 18th b-day to me 🥳

Those that know me chatter in the wind,

My secrets carried away in the breeze.

They are the rustling leaves,

Those that love me steadfast and strong,

Say, “Our roots are deep, it is with the trees that you belong.”

Those that kiss me, gentle pecks upon my face,

They are the rain and her gentle embrace.

Those that know me are free day and night,

Singing songs of love and light

As they take flight.

They are the birds,

Messengers of insight.

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Fellow D&D nerds! Started writing a language for the Quori never finished here is my word soup if you want it.

Quori language

Prefixes

il- great

Suffixes

Sur- bringer

ilath- speaker

R/S-plural

Roots

Alta- spirit

Tar/Var- to dream/dreams

Ka- wandering/wanderer

Yannah- light/good

Lashta-darkness/evil

Antol-to watch/watcher

Shesh- shadow

My words

Yann-kai- protect

Ket- the self/I/me/myself

syann- faith

Keathe- to give

Valerare- love

Preconceived words

* altavars: dark spirits

* il-altas: great spirits

* il-Lashtavar: the dreaming darkness

* il-Yannah: the great light

* kalashtar: wandering dreams

* sheshantol: shadow watchers

* yannahilath: light speakers

* yannahsur: light bringerhs

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Here is another poem I wrote. (The second one ever)

Storm clouds

By me

Storm clouds gather, and the sky grows dark

I listen to the taps of rain as the sky kisses the earth

Water trickles down from the leaves to the dirt

Tracing pathways on bark, a delicate flirt

The sky cracks with light, and and the water falls harder

A display of natures beauty, one of power and sunder

I stand in silence, in awe of the storm, its might I ponder

But as quickly as it began the rain begins to slow

The sky grows bright once more, but the roaring thunder is no more

Sunlight falls between the leaves

And I watch quietly as the storm recedes

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Wrote a poem I guess, I wrote this while I was chilling under the full moon. Sorta based on a childhood memory I was thinking about idk.

Under the moon

By me

I walk silently under the moon

Listening to the beckoning of beasts

The chirp of crickets

The call of loons

I remember my fathers words

The sun staves away the darkness

So return home soon

Instead I wait where the trees dare not tread

pondering to what home am I led?

To choose between a house and a home

Is it that lonely place of grief and shame

Or the quiet wood that keeps me sane

I know that to choose means certain doom

But choose I must

And so while I return to my room

My soul stays under the moon

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Tumbler is beautiful it chaos and I’m loving it, I feel right at home.

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And they say Ai art isn’t good.

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Just finished drawing up the plans, just need a route, and emergency plan.

Certainly, here's a comprehensive summary of your 6-month wilderness trip plan, including the budget, gear list, and 10 possible combinations of food:

**Trip Duration:** 6 months (approximately 180 days)

**Number of Resupply Stops:** 6 (including the start and end points)

**Equipment:**

- Sled and Harness or Waist Belt

- Backpack (40-80 liters) for immediate needs

- Cold-weather clothing (insulated, waterproof, windproof)

- Tent and Sleeping Gear for extreme cold

- Navigation tools (maps, compass, GPS)

- Cooking equipment (stove, cookware)

- First Aid Kit

- Personal Locator Beacon (PLB)

- Snowshoes or Skis (if necessary)

- Avalanche Safety Gear (if traveling in avalanche-prone areas)

- Training and Conditioning for sled pulling

- Axe

- Knife

- Bow

- 20 Arrows

- Saw

- Walking Staff

- Satellite Phone

- Pistol with 36 additional rounds

- Compass

- Annotated Map

- 1 Change of Clothes

- 2 Rolls of Toilet Paper per Resupply

**Food Allocation:**

- 200 pounds of food supplies, distributed into your sled and backpack for optimal weight balance. This food should be equivalent to approximately 200,000 calories or more, with options for 10 possible combinations.

**Possible Combinations of Food:**

1. Energy Bars, Dehydrated Meals, Dried Fruits, Nuts and Seeds, Jerky.

2. Olive Oil, Energy Bars, Nuts and Seeds, Dried Fruits, Jerky.

3. Energy Bars, Dehydrated Meals, Peanut Butter, Cheese, Dried Fruits.

4. Olive Oil, Nuts and Seeds, Jerky, Cheese, Dehydrated Meals.

5. Peanut Butter, Energy Bars, Dried Fruits, Nuts and Seeds, Jerky.

6. Olive Oil, Energy Bars, Jerky, Dehydrated Meals, Nuts and Seeds.

7. Peanut Butter, Cheese, Dried Fruits, Jerky, Dehydrated Meals.

8. Olive Oil, Nuts and Seeds, Dried Fruits, Jerky, Energy Bars.

9. Peanut Butter, Cheese, Dehydrated Meals, Energy Bars, Nuts and Seeds.

10. Olive Oil, Cheese, Nuts and Seeds, Dried Fruits, Jerky.

**Budget:**

- Plane Ticket: $600

- Gear: $2,000 to $5,000

- Food: $3,000 to $5,000

- Miscellaneous Expenses: $1,000 to $2,000

The total estimated cost for your 6-month wilderness trip, including a plane ticket, gear, food, and miscellaneous expenses, ranges from approximately $6,600 to $12,600. This comprehensive plan ensures you have the necessary equipment and nutrition for your journey, along with an estimated budget to help you prepare effectively.

If you’re wondering I created this using Ai and my own research.

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I’m thinking about going on a trek through the Alaskan wilderness just me and maybe my dog is probably have the trip last a few months little to no human contact. I’m treating it as a sort of gap year.

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Ai art is pretty cool ngl