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In a garden of Eden where everything is created A playground for the fool, a maze for a patron A challenge for a man with morals and admiration I wasn’t searching but found gods greatest creation

Not a flower or a butterfly, but the very essence That holds together, the ground and the sky An angel walking on earth, as she is upon your presence A being you would walk to the edge of the earth for A being you would give up your pleasure for pain

In a garden of Eden, your footsteps shiver the earth’s core A goddess that walks like she’s modest But is able to tango with the flames of the volcanic floor Who can surrender to your chills But melts your soul, and when you stare at her the world sits still

The Wombman of the soil that bares your seed When the darkness of the world is looking over your shoulder Her warm flor-essence gives life to your light being The catalyst through all your challenges And steps on the scale to weigh in on life’s imbalances

She’s from the Garden of Eden Breathes life into those that are no longer believing The reason of all reasons Sincerely to the Wombman that guards the Garden of Eden

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Her Majesty The Queen presented broadcaster Sir David Attenborough with an award for his hit BBC nature series Blue Planet II as she attended the event at Chatham House, London on 20 November 2019 The programme has been credited with raising awareness of plastic pollution both domestically & internationally, an influence dubbed the ‘Blue Planet effect. Following the programme’s airing in the UK, the BBC announced its intention to completely ban single-use plastics within its organisation by 2020. In April 2018, in response to growing public support directly linked to Blue Planet II, the British government announced it is considering a national ban on single-use plastic products. It was also reported that Queen Elizabeth II’s decision to ban plastic bottles & straws across the Royal estates was in part a response to the documentary. Sir David was awarded the prize alongside Julian Hector, head of BBC Studios Natural History Unit, for their work exposing the scale of plastic pollution in the world’s oceans through Blue Planet II. Accepting the prize, Sir David aged 93 said: “Never has there been a greater need for international cooperation & international solutions – they won’t be easy. “Politicians have to look to the people who elect them who will assume they will be number one on the list – that can’t remain to be so, we are citizens of the world & we must recognise that.” Awarding him the prize, the Queen, who is also 93, joked: “One can’t help but feel that, for those of us of a certain generation, we can take great pleasure in proving age is no barrier to being a positive influence.” . . #instaroyals #britishroyalty #britishmonarchy #davidattenborough #hermajestythequeen #thequeen #monarchy #godsavethequeen #hermajesty #britishroyals #queenelizabeth #queenelizabethii #royalstyle #crownroyal #yourmajesty #thecrown #queen👑 #royalty👑 #elizabethii #houseofwindsor #thequeen👑 #britishroyalfamily #queenelizabeth2 #royalfamily #royals #greatbritain🇬🇧 #buckinghampalace #london🇬🇧 #windsorcastle #Regina