Yes, and probably the number: Yes, and probably the number of answers is equal to the number of souls who might offer answers.
Thank you for your comment; it is good to hear from you.
Dusk to Dawn: in the mornings the color
purple has a backdrop seen
by blue and clouds make up the red, white backdrops
and in a little while the sun shows a little of itself.
Then the orange glow of the Sun shines and in an hour latter
it's not recommended to stare at it anymore.
I was in Baton Rouge, Louisana at 5:00 am!
Paradox is a fickle fiesta: Begs the question, why must humans feel the need to force-feed eachother cacophony rather than to bear the burden of our own single souls?
I'm hearing this. And seeing: I'm hearing this. And seeing it, like a visual chime. A homage that journeys far and bursts with splendor, so worthy of this innovative master Poet. An ideal tribute.
I have long enjoyed sunsets,: I have long enjoyed sunsets, but have never seen one in blue. Is your choice of that color supposed to indicate the sky, or was the word chosen for the rhyme scheme? Just curious . . .
Thank you so very much. The: Thank you so very much. The pain has eased off considerably at this late hour (or wee hour in the morning); but I have also learned that my body always has another shoe to drop, so I will not be surprised if another resurgence comes---and therefore I crave your prayers, and the prayers of all who might read this. The urologist is scheduled to see me next Tuesday morning.