Kenya - Masai Mara Wild Life
The keen insight of the lioness is mighty. Moreover, the gaze it has seems to remind us why indeed it is the queen of the wild. More power to you.
What is most beguiling here? The zebras or the trunk? Or is it the skies? Be it whatever, the skies seem to engage in a conversation we do not often hear. They are happy and have a secret or two to share.
The injured lion is in a woeful state. It reminds us of the frivolity of might--no matter how mighty you are, you are prone to be brought down.
The Maternal Instinct Shines Bright
The elephants seem to be engaged in a game of their own. They seem to speak a tongue we cannot gauge. However, there are umpteen emotions that run through such bonds.
The young lions are watchful and why would they not be? The wild beings have their own secrets and yet they appear as if they have not a care.
The clever wind twists the branches and the twigs. The wind blows mightily and makes sure that every being is wary of its arrival. The tree bows down--as if to show some reverence.
The Wilderness Unleashes The Wild
This wildebeest seems to be at ease with the surroundings but seems to be high to the point that it runs up and leaps big. Does it mirror our restlessness? I feel it does!
Kings do not always fight. They relax. They rest. They connive. Only that here the lions are doing just all of these -- at peace!