This poem was inspired and sponsored by
marina_bonomi. (You may also enjoy reading the original, quite detailed prompt describing
delphine-human cooperation.) Herein the dolphins explain their relationship with humans. It is written with some delphine phrasing in an attempt to show how the perceptions of people who live in a 3D aquatic environment and see
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Speaking of cetaceans, in my Traipah storyverse, the dolphins, orca, and whales have learned how to use human tools, and go space-faring with us. Many of them love the Na'Voom Da homeworld, Na'Vren Sen, because it's an ocean planet with a fair amount of relatively shallow water; IE, large areas where the water is only 100 or so feet deep. And the Na'Voom Da, if you remember, look a little like pleisiosaurs.
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I'm open for scrapbook commissions. This poem fits on one page, so $5-10 depending on how fancy you want it. Simple stuff like direct printing or common stickers is $5. If I have to go out shopping for paper with foil or glitter, or elaborate diecuts, etc. then it's likely to run more. What color of a wooden frame? Postage is typically $2. Let me know what you have in mind and we can hammer out the details.
>>Speaking of cetaceans, in my Traipah storyverse, the dolphins, orca, and whales have learned how to use human tools, and go space-faring with us.<<
That is really cool.
Come to think of it, I've got a poem that has cetaceans using alien technology -- "Weapons of Mass Destruction."
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of the other dolphins and the whales and all the rest."
I find I must coin a new Trai'Pahg'Nan'Nog word:
Syerr'lah'vay'ehn = A shudder of intense pleasure that goes through the body upon experiencing something that is intensely aesthetically pleasing.
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