No Stars

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I was trying to imagine a sky at night with never a star, or satellite. It's almost impossible - and to get used to dark loneliness (particularly when out camping) ....

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The Universal Creator (I truly prefer, Father, Jesus, Holy Spirit) cares enough for all creatures and especially humans. So Abba-Father said he would create a universe with enough reflecting light ( and Light Years) so we are both comforted and inspired to discover ....
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George Avatar
March 28, 2022 at 5:03 AM
The beautiful galaxies and stars are created for man's enjoyment ! When day light fades out, God turns on the chandeliers of the sky !
Deo Avatar
January 29, 2022 at 12:16 PM
A Trinity of love-ly comments. A happy-sad welcome to Lisa Ricci after an absence due to her Dad, Carmelo, graduating to heaven. Lisa dutifully cared for both parents, & still does for mom, Marie Ricci. Keep this family of Jesus followers in your condolences, & morale support PTL
Ricci Avatar
January 29, 2022 at 9:52 AM
Nail Anil Anil - May there never be a night or sky with stars and their light. That would be unthinkable. Remain within your travels and may the stars and light follow you always. Namaste and Shalom...
Anaya Avatar
January 28, 2022 at 5:28 PM
I look out my window at deep-at-dark-at-night and wait to see beyond the dome, as I call it. The last line of your poem gives me hope!
DiMino Avatar
January 28, 2022 at 1:29 PM
Anil, this is very beautiful! Sensitive and respectful -- signifying an appreciative, humble soul. I mean, I am no authority on anything, but I like what is being presented by this work. Have a beautiful day, Joe.
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