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We watched her grow up. She was the urgent chirper, Fledgling flier. And when spring rolled Out its green She’d grown Into the most noticeable Bird-girl. Long-legged and just The right amount of blush Tipping her wings, crest And tail, and She knew it In the bird parade. We watched her strut. She owned her stuff. The males perked their armor, greased their wings, And flew sky-loop missions To show off For her. In the end There was only one. Isn’t that how it is for all of us? There’s that one you circle back to — for home. This morning The young couple scavenges seeds On the patio. She is thickening with eggs. Their minds are busy with sticks the perfect size, tufts of fluff Like dandelion, and other pieces of soft. He steps aside for her, so she can eat. Then we watch him fill his beak Walk tenderly to her and kiss her with seed. The sacred world lifts up its head To notice — We are double-, triple-blessed.
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Redbird Love
Joy Harjo (B.1951)
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Graphic - Mariana Mezic
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Sacred World, located opposite Sacred Heart Town in Wanawadi, Pune, is a thoughtfully crafted project by Devi Groups. With an elegant glass façade, this modern development features three floors of retail spaces and six floors dedicated to office spaces. Nestled in Pune's vibrant southeastern district, Sacred World Wanowrie stands out with its strategic location and the rapidly expanding residential landscape that surrounds it.
The project enjoys seamless connectivity to major areas and boasts contemporary infrastructure, making it an ideal commercial space for modern businesses. Its proximity to industrial hubs like Ramtekdi and Chintamani, along with neighboring vibrant localities, adds to its appeal as a business destination. Sacred World Wanowrie offers an attractive combination of convenience and urban allure, positioning it as a key spot for enterprises seeking a strategic foothold.
Devi Sacred World provides warm shell office spaces ranging from 545 to 550 square feet, available for both rent and sale. The project is equipped with premium amenities like escalators, a food court, ATMs, and professional property management services, ensuring a conducive and well-maintained environment for businesses. These features make it a preferred choice for enterprises looking for efficient and accessible office spaces.
As an investment, Sacred World offers promising potential due to its strategic location in Wanowrie, a rapidly developing area with excellent infrastructure and connectivity. The project’s Grade A status, coupled with a diverse mix of tenants, enhances its investment appeal. With growing demand for commercial spaces in this district, Sacred World is poised to deliver long-term growth and returns, making it a smart choice for investors.
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SACRED WORLD
Ecovillage - Sacred World
All music written produced and composed by Emil Holmstrom and Peter Wikstrom Recorded during spring and summer of 2018 in Umea Sweden Additional field recordings and instruments by Gayle Ellett (recorded in Topanga, California): Harmonium, Dilruba, Surmandal, Guitar, 8-string tenor Ukulele, Wooden Flutes, EBow, Tanpura, Udu, Ocean Drum, field-recordings around Topanga Cali, windchimes, and field-recordings from Marocco Trumpet on For Artur by Erik Palmberg Mastered by Ludvig Cimbrelius Artwork by Eva-Lotta Damber