I’m blue, yet still shining through Lovers swoons beneath the night sky The insects’ song a natural dance beat The butterfly say, music on the fly —- Presiding over the Earthly kingdom My power can pull the mighty seas I’m soft beneath the craters and crust My revealing colors are my selfies —- Can a … More If the Moon Could Sing
The cooling rain charges the air Electrifying the fine mist Smoldering clouds boil away Mother Nature’s emboldened kiss — The hammer strikes the heavens My skin is chilly and alive The anger and fury of nature If vengeful, we shouldn’t survive — But we do, perhaps undeserving Birds resume their vocalisation The ground is recharged … More After the Rain
I was just thinking Why we never agree A person could circle the globe Returning to this very tree — This planet now feels super small Yet we share no common ground We disappear in our far flung positions Into the distance, never to be found — No corners or ends, just going ‘round A … More The World Must Be Flat
No day is like today, one of a kind It arrives full of color and aspiration A runway for dreams to catch the wind Take flight, admire this creation — Gears of the universe turn like clockwork The main spring ticks with no warranty Would anyone notice grinding to a halt? Tomorrow’s reality has no … More A Day Like No Other
Unimaginable beauty in the sunrise Celestial high tech If only you knew the secret A grand finale on deck — No worries about being late The smoldering evening sky Life has no more tomorrows Time is in short supply — The earth is no longer flat It curled up and resigned So much unfinished business … More If There is No Tomorrow
This spinning orb glues us down Planted on this habitat we call home In moonlight, tides rock back and forth Overcrowded, yet hunter/gatherers we roam — Invisible forces, magnetic pulses Trusting what cannot be seen Billions of stars alone in space More perfect than any machine — The human heart is the only true power … More Heavy Rotation
Space travelers who do a flyby of Earth do not admire our junk. One more reason to avoid this rock. The heavens are filled with man-made stuff, debris from space flights, satellites and our presence. Where we go, waste follows. The U.S. Space Command is charged with tracking space junk. Besides monitoring these objects in … More Space Junk
Thirty years of Pearl Jam. I thought it would be fun to look at their first album, Ten, and their most recent studio release, Gigaton. These two albums couldn’t be more different. Initially, the brooding, aggressive sound of this band did not register with me. However, I love many brooding, aggressive bands, the case here … More Pearl Jam (Part 2)
Recently, I saw writer Ray Bradbury, on an old episode of The Tonight Show with Johnny Carson, discussing life on Mars. This was 1978, NASA had landed the first probes on the planet. Forty-three years later, we have sent a motorized science lab there. Bradbury is my favorite science fiction writer. I started reading him … More Ray Bradbury
Greta Thunberg, the environmental activist, turned 18 years old last weekend. What did you do before age 18? If you are like me, I was trying to graduate from high school and figure out my future. Greta was been working to make sure we have any kind of future. Search my blog for other Greta … More Greta at 18
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