Stars track the sky
beacons
from a distant past
lying about the future
pretending we are not alone
quasars
older than the universe
star-singing eternity
out of the darkness
Photograph courtesy NASA from http://www.science.nationalgeographic.com
“Art is the attention we pay to the wholeness of the world.” Guy Davenport
Mostly original poems along with a few other poetic goodies
Where I walk and what I see.
"This is just the kind of sense that's... not."
a Poems in the Waiting Room (NZ) project
One Way Ticket: South East Asia
You are your own best teacher
The journey
Museum of Documentary and Fiction
Non-Fiction Short Stories. Updated Monday, Wednesday, Friday. Travel, oldsters, love, moments worthy of pause.
Discovering the Relevance of Words in the 21st Century
from the Picasa Web Album Featured Photos
Life and Writing
Riding throughout the earth on a sorrel horse...
Nature's nuances in a nutshell
Truth Within, Shines Without
--- gravy train season ticket holders ---
Grand Pa walking with a camera
Capturing memories with every SNAP!! Enjoy!
Love the accompanying photo. Do you get clear night skies which allow lots of star gazing?
As you will be able to see on the post the photo isn’t mine. I don’t have equipment good enough for a decent star shot. It’s actually from NASA Rod and Maureen Sudlow http://www.kiwis-soar.com
Right now as the temperature soars here to almost 30C I am longing for some cold air. Stars are fascinating and the skies are very clear here with this hot spell of weather.
Words as bright as the subject! I am a starstruck tragic – check out my quintain ‘Dedication to Hawking’ http://michaelmcguire.me/2011/11/06/dedication-to-hawking-2/