Hi ET. I dropped by for a read or two. Love that poem. I subscribe to NASA research articles and get some awsome pictures by e-mail. You've captured the essence of the spacial wonder.
Amazing, Eileen, isn't it? Have you seen the supernova in our skies, too? Love the awe and wonder in your words and the REAL understanding of worth-ship. You're so right... like pearls before swine, almost. Hope you're well, love always, xx
Star gazing is my favorite thing to do except drink beer which coincidentally work just fine together. Infinite jewels in the heavens as you so aptly describe here. Patrick
Unimaginable
Unfathomable
Into outer space
Goes many a sky Necklace.
We'll never know till we are at rest!
In the meantime we'll try our best.
---always love to read your poetry"----
Eileen, the photo is breathtaking -- yet it is your perception and poem to describe the universe that fascinates this old star gazer -- I bid you love and peace my dear friend -- Jon Michael
U dear sister, are worth more than any precious stone or starry necklace worth mentioning...Jurseeeeeeeeeeeeey
Reviewed by Jerry Bolton (Reader)
Reviewed on September 1, 2011
The universe continues to amaze and astound us mortals, Eileen, much to our wonderment and joy. And we have you to point them out to us and describe the jewels.
Questions, unquestioned discoveries, and answers in parable and rhyme…. This collection records a journey starting with a 1960s retrospective and the first man on the moon, moving to a new millennium welcomed in with a terrorist spin, family crises,
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Unfathomable
Into outer space
Goes many a sky Necklace.
We'll never know till we are at rest!
In the meantime we'll try our best.
---always love to read your poetry"----
db
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Sherry
Blessings,
Christine
to see this from another angle, another side.
a delight to savour, a joy to read.
John
GOD BLESS YOU
Tony