A close up of a stream running through a lush green field

On a distant planet with celestial shades of purple-orange lies a landscape wonder, that would amaze even the heart of a poet. Low bushes of blue and orange flowers yawn on the horizon, They merge into fine pebbles of colored mounds. Their cloaks open with every touch of the summer wind, as if healthily of its surroundings with a symphony of wonderful scents. Asparagus-green moss winds along the surface of the flowing spring, Who hungrily appropriates his place in the land. With a low whisper of the wind, fierce blue plants appear, decorating the landscape, Like jewels of nature's crown. Their fruits emit a bright blue light to see, That can be seen even in the gloom of the night. Moving patches of light float beneath the rapids of the spring, similarly to smart fish in the microcosm below the surface of the water. These luminescent shapes pulsate to the rhythm of nature's music, They become a symbol of mutual harmony. A more distant view reveals the city like a dream, Made of an astonishing tangle of plants and threads of light. Buildings seem to grow the earth, shine in endless glitter and blend in with the surrounding landscape. Every step in these alleys is swallowed up by the warm artery of life, It's as if the city itself breathes. Animals form an indescribable theatre of wonder. Transparent Creatures, That resemble flames, Floating in the clouds, Calmly burning in a celestial dance. Their smoothly shaped bodies change from a deep orange to a translucent blue, As they weave through the atmosphere. Locals, heart-rending creatures called Lemmings, They've got bodies, that they can change according to their mood and thoughts. Their eyes shine like sapphire stones, As soon as he speaks, Singing a voice to the rhythm of the world around you. They are the protectors of this planet, Proud Guardians of Balance. This is how this incomparable landscape shines and breathes, Here, the heart of the soul bows before the unknown, And yet so immensely beautiful

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