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clluelo
This is just stunning! The Poem and the picture . Good work !
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Mic-Mac
Beautiful! Nothing else need be said.
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Miche
Stars and poetry, happy sigh…
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Miche
My beloved Tethys—
nestled in the opening,
when the heart of Pangea
was divided asunder—
betrothed herself once
to mighty Okeanos,
Titans of the Sea!
I forget that in
geological
terminology,
Greek mythology abounds. 😍
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Mason
Fitting. The other night while in FL, I wandered out to the beach about 11 p.m. Where we stayed there is little development, if any. The stars were brilliant, numerous and thick across they sky. So dense, you could actually see a smear of brightness from the spiral arm of our galaxy cutting through them.
This is just stunning! The Poem and the picture . Good work !
Beautiful! Nothing else need be said.
Stars and poetry, happy sigh…
My beloved Tethys—
nestled in the opening,
when the heart of Pangea
was divided asunder—
betrothed herself once
to mighty Okeanos,
Titans of the Sea!
I forget that in
geological
terminology,
Greek mythology abounds. 😍
Fitting. The other night while in FL, I wandered out to the beach about 11 p.m. Where we stayed there is little development, if any. The stars were brilliant, numerous and thick across they sky. So dense, you could actually see a smear of brightness from the spiral arm of our galaxy cutting through them.
Very skillful!
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