Karen and I have been skywatching. :-) Watched the North and South Taurid meteor showers this week, and are waiting for the Leonids next weekend. :-) LOOK UP! :-)
"LEONIDS" (Revised, Reposted) ~~~~~~~~~~ Look! Look! There's a meteor! If there is one, there will be more. Look! Look! There's one--and there--THERE! Whaddaya mean, "I'm getting scared"? ~ Look! Look! There's another one! Right where I'm pointing...ain't this fun? Look! Look! Three more just went by! Can't you see them? THEY'RE IN THE SKY! ~ Look! Look! They're above your head! OOOH! That one left a trail of red! Don't say you missed that one, too. They're not going to come on cue! ~ Awesome, AWESOME streaks of light! Right THERE! A bollide, burning bright! Look! Look! At those streaks of gold! "It's cold out here. I'm getting cold." ~ Look! Look! No, that's an airplane! Don't tell me you missed it AGAIN. Look! Look! RIGHT THERE! Oops, it's gone. "I MIGHT see one before the dawn." ~ Look! Look! There--did you see THAT? YEAH--that's what I've been looking at! Look! Look! I've counted twenty one! "And I'm just getting started, son!" ~~~~~~~~~~ (C) Copy written, 2002/Revised, 2004, by Karla Dorman.
Wonderful poem that truly captures your excitement at seeing the fireballs up in the sky; kind of gives you a whole new perspective on God's creation and wonders, doesn't it? Love it, love it, love it! BRAVA; well done!
(((HUGS))) and much love, your sky-watchin' twink, Karen Lynn. :D
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Wonderful poem that truly captures your excitement at seeing the fireballs up in the sky; kind of gives you a whole new perspective on God's creation and wonders, doesn't it? Love it, love it, love it! BRAVA; well done!
(((HUGS))) and much love, your sky-watchin' twink, Karen Lynn. :D