Yes you get me. Thank you for: Yes you get me. Thank you for your comment much appreciated. I am dissapointed that people allow governments to convince them they have no power.
Pavlov's dogs...
Best blessings always ss
I had the pleasure of reading: I had the pleasure of reading your expansive and highly symbolic contemplation earlier, and I'm deeply honored to have played even a small part in your magnificence. Whatever subject you spin into gold, whether it's an infinite wonder or a beetle on a rose, you bring your signature wisdom and delicate beauty to every word you touch.
A thousand thank you's for your unwavering support.
Weather Or Not: .
freezing outside - 20 to 60 degrees below zero - okay. Or over 101 degrees in the shade - stay home. Stop that discussion? 10 ft of snow? Hmmmm. . .
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When the snows of the Himalayas visited India or rains wiped out your business - bitter, talk about bitter old men and women bein' bitter when 100-200 year old homes washed away or were hurricaned or tornadoed away - in your face or basement weather surely is allowed.
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I kinda missed Trump, lots to talk about daily closer to tv and movie drama. Like Tonga, the acid rain might be spoken of depending on what way weather directs winds over your city..
Some people do not believe in climate shifts - it has to rain fire on them first, I guess, to make them read up on the topic. Wrestling - lots of readers there.
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Sorry for the rant - I talk weather alla time. 10 million tons of lava spewing from Tonga is an event worthy of commuter topics. Less bitter vs. just tired of bad news.
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You were the muse of the:
You were the muse of the following poem with your magnificent poem and specifically 'swarm of stars'. Earlier in another poem you wrote
of the audience of stars. Bless you .. you are always a muse.
https://www.postpoems.org/authors/saiom/poem/1104389
You write amazing micropoems!: You write amazing micropoems! You not only freeze-frame a vivid moment in nature, but use it to enlighten and instruct. Here, the light is made more glorious by contrast. Another jewel.
Excellent point. I have: Excellent point. I have actually been torn on this issue, but I do know this: If you're going to treasure a human life before birth you need to support it after it's born as well, but instead, the Right generally cuts safety nets and education (An investment, not a luxury!) and introduces them to the brutal individualism you describe.
In countries where contraception is widely available and abortion is legal, the abortion rate is actually lower than countries with restrictive laws. I also don't believe it's a coincidence that in these progressive nations, millions aren't one paycheck away from homelessness and children aren't among those sleeping in the cold.
We need to make this nation a better place to be born into before we judge pregnant women. Always enjoy your perspectives.
A wondrous analogy for: A wondrous analogy for physical life itself. For a "mere jot" in our endless adventure, it all seems so real. With stunning precision and impressive eloquence, you put the ordinary into life-altering perspective. How often does the "stolen light" hypnotize us into forgetting the magnificence beyond this fleeting illusion, and most importantly, the magnificence of Who We Really Are.
Thank you kindly for the acknowledgment. You are an inspiration!
If only this alternate: If only this alternate universe was our own! You raised our consciousness and dared us to dream in this fiery testament to the supremacy of Love represented by the free spirit who "bears the cosmos deeply in each eye".
A gorgeously penned, rousing and hopeful dream of justice.
An excellent commentary that: An excellent commentary that breaks through the facade of flag-draped heroism that is, as you said, nothing new, but the "story of us". A wry and surgical wit underscores the tragedy of history (and arrogance) repeating itself:
"we get to be the heroes, then
and once the mirrors are all broken
we can live with that."
Not only can we live with that, but we can perpetuate the "night of glass" today and tomorrow under the guise of righteousness because "what superhero isn't benevolent?". You cut deep with a sword of unsparing truth. I truly loved this strikingly insightful observation:
"a flag flapped
violently, yes
like every flag
i've ever met.
i've met winners,
but good guys?
not yet."
Precisely! So well said I wanted to applaud.
A brilliant indictment.