an entire galaxy
full of cosmic rays
i too am caught
in the winds and waves
of galactic bow shock

cycles and millions
light years
pass on by
do i dare cause
a cosmic tryst

http://www.dailygalaxy.com/my_weblog/2009/05/hubbles-secret.html

everwhen

pensive limbo
under spring trees
with the wind sing
of summer
and all seasons follow

patient purgatory
middle land of sands
i know not well enough
to dream
perchance to live
out of time or of my mind

spring

finally some green
to go with the sun and babbling stream
and bless all the noisy bikers too

curves

strange attractors

winds that swirl in curves

quiet times and pyrite

starlight sun so bright

the dark side of the moon

sparkly water foamy waves

grey or turquoise blue skies

shadows more than two-dimensional

taking chances carefully

while a scream echoes in the woods

silently amidst the stardust

silver rain and the bullrushes

tomorrow, pure gold

i wonder if the earth's music is baroque

forecast

clouds

and snow like six months of it isn't enough

which way to Florida ?

playground perspective

i sense

i hear echoes
spiraling in an empty valley
mixed with wind and dust

i see chaos down the ages
overlaid in optical delusions
with a kaleidoscopic twist

i smell your sweet body heat
shimmering in a mirage
on a bridge never crossed

i taste of madness
mourning dew drenched sadness
of time wasting away

i feel pain as desire
in pursuit of happiness
free to dream and live

changes

10 days ago ^

today, at almost the same spot

Welcome to the Monkey House

Methuselah

The Earth's oldest living inhabitant, a bristlecone pine, said to be 4768 years old, looks something like this. Heck, it might even be this one, they're not saying which for its own protection.

http://flushrush.com/the-worlds-oldest-tree/