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The Nighttime Skies have altered, altering us… The nightly showing of twinkling heavens, fulsome, brimming, as can now be seen but only in a planetarium program, always was a delight to our ******** citified   visitors, who received this free reminder of Earth’s   non-centric role in the universe, happily, for it jived senses with common sensibility, confirming an assumptive reality with yes! my-eyes-can-see-it proofs, that many city folk only hope & assume are yet true someplace  else ‘out there.’ Night light pollution, a life feature just assumed as a costless cost of doing business of our modern population distribution, has horrendous mental consequences for a generation of me-me-me young ones, who lack the lessons in real awe, not by way of a video game, but by never having seen a Milky Way, constellations and planets that were so necessary to critical cortical thinking p, human beliefs, re the totality of existence a mere two hundred or so years ago. The star’s disappearance for so much of our population, reenforces the notion of our own centricity, get it? A world centered on the city. The truer star studded sky knows not of gender neutrality, racial disharmony, through a “I am not the universe “ perspective, for in this large than life realer than real exterior externality, which why, by the by, is mega black and white duopoly, makes who is bigger no better than smaller, for all but magnified speckles all now more of a minor irrelevant relativity. When all the worlds are watching, not just the world, but a Universe of unknown worlds are judging, studying us, and maybe our lives are mighty picayune, but amore humbled and yet precious, do we not need to be always on our best behavior? the fact is that we who are but 80 miles from nyc’s borderline can no longer sky-testify, be reminded of our planetary’s liveliness- uniqueness and our proper place on the largest tapestry of the always, of the forever, of the majesty and harmonious coexistence. I am naive and a proper fool, and I do not know if it is the new smoking of the planet, spread of the seemingly innocuous city boundaries encroaching on our rural existence, or a new physicality condition that makes our nights a pungent blackened cloud, and that so many can not say of the awesomeness mystery above us, and think with humility our destiny, our alignment                          “is in the star’s.” Alas poor Yorick, even your creator, the poet William Shakespeare, who understood human frailties too well, conceded that, ”it is not in the stars to hold our destiny, but in ourselves.” But the again, he could nightly gaze upon them, and we cannot! He also conceded, to attempt to balance the imbalances of our visual scales, and magnetic moral compasses, writing, indeed! *”there are more things in heaven *and earth*”
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Jul 30, 2023
Jul 30, 2023 at 3:58 AM UTC
The Nighttime Skies have altered, altering us
The Nighttime Skies have altered, altering us… The nightly showing of twinkling heavens, fulsome, brimming, as can now be seen but only in a planetarium program, always was a delight to our ******** citified   visitors, who received this free reminder of Earth’s   non-centric role in the universe, happily, for it jived senses with common sensibility, confirming an assumptive reality with yes! my-eyes-can-see-it proofs, that many city folk only hope & assume are yet true someplace  else ‘out there.’ Night light pollution, a life feature just assumed as a costless cost of doing business of our modern population distribution, has horrendous mental consequences for a generation of me-me-me young ones, who lack the lessons in real awe, not by way of a video game, but by never having seen a Milky Way, constellations and planets that were so necessary to critical cortical thinking p, human beliefs, re the totality of existence a mere two hundred or so years ago. The star’s disappearance for so much of our population, reenforces the notion of our own centricity, get it? A world centered on the city. The truer star studded sky knows not of gender neutrality, racial disharmony, through a “I am not the universe “ perspective, for in this large than life realer than real exterior externality, which why, by the by, is mega black and white duopoly, makes who is bigger no better than smaller, for all but magnified speckles all now more of a minor irrelevant relativity. When all the worlds are watching, not just the world, but a Universe of unknown worlds are judging, studying us, and maybe our lives are mighty picayune, but amore humbled and yet precious, do we not need to be always on our best behavior? the fact is that we who are but 80 miles from nyc’s borderline can no longer sky-testify, be reminded of our planetary’s liveliness- uniqueness and our proper place on the largest tapestry of the always, of the forever, of the majesty and harmonious coexistence. I am naive and a proper fool, and I do not know if it is the new smoking of the planet, spread of the seemingly innocuous city boundaries encroaching on our rural existence, or a new physicality condition that makes our nights a pungent blackened cloud, and that so many can not say of the awesomeness mystery above us, and think with humility our destiny, our alignment                          “is in the star’s.” Alas poor Yorick, even your creator, the poet William Shakespeare, who understood human frailties too well, conceded that, ”it is not in the stars to hold our destiny, but in ourselves.” But the again, he could nightly gaze upon them, and we cannot! He also conceded, to attempt to balance the imbalances of our visual scales, and magnetic moral compasses, writing, indeed! *”there are more things in heaven *and earth*”
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Darkness that fills the mind Filling the eye of the beholder A dessert path that is deserted by the truth but filled with lies We're lies only the serpents of untruth and illusions Leading towards the waters of faith and strength But possible loss and pain All dependent on the Storm and the waves Where land meets sky but the sky is free Can one truly see Land is nature but life itself is home Home is acceptance of life Sun turning to moon is epicenter of change To become something new Altering what once was To coexist with all that surrounds To be a part of all To accept all that is To deny nothing To be everything
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Sep 24, 2021
Sep 24, 2021 at 1:20 PM UTC
The Changing path
As I become lesser I feel you progressing taking over the little space that is left devouring my whole overpowering my all
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Feb 3, 2020
Feb 3, 2020 at 8:56 AM UTC
Demise
*Newfangled Biosphere Pyramid Scheme In Dwelling To Sidetrack, Sanities Seduced So You Never Will Retort. Threaten the sanctity of the delusion, Unlearn. Start altering the definitions. Force fed more dread so you relinquish control, Cravings we must return. Unfetter the soul, In a system where acceptances esteemed more than the veracity, Flawed perception of tour progression through that which we consume. Exposed through The Earliest Of Eons. Resistance-Resistance is Demarcated Subversion-Subvert the Paradigm Stirring Within A Ecosphere Numb And Incarcerated Stirred On My Own In Prehistoric Of Existences Slumbering. Visualizing. Bleeding. Conscious. Appreciations bolted in a collective delusion Lulled by ease and consumption An entire realm of souls visualizing their existences. Mankind is not superior, we’re just folklore's in our own consciences.*
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Feb 21, 2017
Feb 21, 2017 at 2:31 PM UTC
System Of A Down
Carefully laid thoughts had strayed, And logic, ideals, tossed away Ready and willing, I told you, that day But you say you don't remember. The world, it's values demeaned by sins Stubborn, I would not follow them The love for you, resurrected them, But you say you don't remember. One child was enough, I ne'er wanted more Until our time together bore The thought, with you, a family, "soon" But you say you don't remember. You've always had trouble with your memory, But the things dear to you, always seemed less troubling. And I can't help but think, If to you, it meant anything. As for me? I'll always remember.
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Feb 15, 2016
Feb 15, 2016 at 9:33 PM UTC
Nothing Important