Love is deep and emotions are strong felt when alive or [d.ece.as.ed] through all species of life 
Mi.ss.ing and loving in presence or away … 
Love and compassion
In our world, we [b.u.ry] the [de.a.d].
We light candles. We say words. We try to make peace.
But in the wild?
There are no eulogies. No soft goodbyes.
Only instinct, silence, and things left unspoken.
Yet somehow… this little bird stayed.
Pressed against the body of one it likely loved.
Not for food. Not for safety.
But for something harder to name.
We like to think emotions are ours.
That [pa.in] belongs to poets, and [mourning] is a human luxury.
But nature tells another story.
Here, on the hard ground, no one’s watching.
No camera crew. No crowd.
And still — it mourns.
Maybe not with tears.
Maybe not with understanding.
But with presence.
Because even in the wild, the heart knows what it lost.
And sometimes, even the smallest creatures
carry the heaviest feelings…!
So to those who think these inferiors creatures [fe.el] no [pa.in] and [lo.ss], think again. They do probably more than we do.
Until [de.a.th] do us part, the bond we share with others is a complex web of emotions that transcends species, a profound connection that touches every heart, from the tiniest creature to the mightiest being, leaving an indelible mark on our lives…