Imagen de un amuleto Tailandés; el mantra que tiene inscripto es para traer buena fortuna, pero puede servir para muchas cosas, como tal vez que eso, precisamente, siga ocurriendo. Porque si el símbolo representa además la idea, la imagen tiene que haber sido bastante común en la realidad... Y como para demostrarlo un poco mejor, ahora están esas imágenes más abajo (algunas ya las publiqué, pero...):
(Encontrado en Photobucket)
2007 - Yes, I'm Their Happy Mother
2009 - Mother... Of Nine Mice!!! (Found in Flickr).
En Diciembre del 2002, la Leona que más tarde fue llamada Kamunyak-Maa comenzó a asombrar a todo el mundo con su devoción hacia los Oryx recién nacidos. Este es mi primer doble homenaje:
When the Sun looking down the valleys was subduing every soul and body... She was hunting some kind of dream inside her, some kind of memory that only her could bring back for the living.
Her eyes she turned from the burning breath; her heart there found a fragile, lonely creature... With little steps, the Oryx was beside her, and then the Lioness remembered her mission for that evening.
Both of them were two souls in solitude, being left behind, finding each other... They walked then in a world made by themselves, and no one else would enter to make them being not side by side and sleeping.
But some sad day, the Nature that was jealous reclaimed her child, the little baby Oryx... So she kept hidden with mother tears inside her, to herself swearing never again with Lions have a meeting.
Now the Lioness knows better what she wants, as the Oryx Herds browse by the hills foot... She only watches feeling a sea of fondness, and walking near them, she remembers in each, her baby missing.
Now the Lioness heart came from the night inside her, a month of empty evenings, to wake on Easter and turn her into mother again, for the third Oryx.
Someone loves you more, someone needs you more, my baby, and you're so little... Let me be the one to be with you the whole day, and rest by me at nap time.
The jealous Nature wojn't take you now from me, babe... Just stay quiet and watching. Mom will face both Pride and jaws, mom will break them teeth and claws, so that they pay for my Calf.
The fight was over with unexpected opportune help at her most hopeless moment... Then she turned slowly her back on the past danger, to join once more her Calf girl.
What kind of fondness they'll have enjoyed together again sharing their love in secret? Only the fight is to remember... Angels mostly stay unseen, making Heaven's job around us.
Entre el 8 y el 9 de Octubre (2002), la Leona de Samburu intentó por 6ta y 7ma vez ser madre de dos Antílopes: Oryx e Impala, en este caso. Aquí va entonces este segundo y doble homenaje.
Five stars for you now shine there in the dark skies... A crown of blessings that only you can enlarge with a new gem.
Come, Naisimari, I'll take you through the bushes, until the Sun light fade out behind the Hills that live from old days.
The Herds are moving, and yet you walk beside me... Mother and daughter under the face of a smiling and bright Moon.
Again at sunrise, my girl is sleeping calmly, and in the meanwhile, I watch her dream with golden eyes of honey.
My merry daughter, my biggest living treasure... If I could give you my gift of milk, you'd always be my baby.
Go, sweet Kamunyak, the Herds are moving, join them! A Guiding Spirit and Antelopes enjoying one another.
The breeding season will bring again new babies for your loving eyes to find again a treasure warm and tender.
Antelopes browsing and Lioness protecting their Calves among them... Her one true place, her only big desire.
Mother of the Herds, your love is growing stronger... Some day you will be part of them all in body and soul for ever.
Go now, Saint Blessed, surely they're waiting for you... The day you get there, your Calves will dance in circles all around you.