Have always loved stargazing since my dad introduced it to me as a young kid. Got to teach some of the legends when I worked at a nature center in New Hampshire. Have wonderful memories of staring up at the sky to see shooting stars, hale bop in Joshua Tree, and hoping for an aurora. Love how you have captured the wonder of it all here. Thanks.
Wondrous, the first word to come to mind as I read this. You expertly pulled me in with your treacherous drive, then walk, down the dirt road. What danger or curiosity is she leading me to? I wondered. What better way to guide us to the light in the darkness than to take us down a dark road to discover our own galaxy?
My night consciousness has been eVOKED. Thank you for this lovely exercise in starlight.
Thank you!
Wonderful! Always a turn...
Thank you, Robert!
Have always loved stargazing since my dad introduced it to me as a young kid. Got to teach some of the legends when I worked at a nature center in New Hampshire. Have wonderful memories of staring up at the sky to see shooting stars, hale bop in Joshua Tree, and hoping for an aurora. Love how you have captured the wonder of it all here. Thanks.
How fabulous! It’s truly a wonder. So humbling. But then it got cold!
Wow! Did you hit my heart! You are such a gift!
Thank you so much, Cynthia. I'm so glad it hit you in a good way. I appreciate you sending it.
You made me cry. Again.
Victory! Haha! No, really, thank you. I loved this poem and was so thrilled it was published. You should come do the dark skies. Xxoo
Wondrous, the first word to come to mind as I read this. You expertly pulled me in with your treacherous drive, then walk, down the dirt road. What danger or curiosity is she leading me to? I wondered. What better way to guide us to the light in the darkness than to take us down a dark road to discover our own galaxy?
Lovely come hither description. I am an astrologer - the cosmos, stars and planets are my territory --- loved it!
I'm so pleased that it spoke to you! What a wonderful profession.
Oh, Andrea. So beautifully described! I am so glad it resonated with you.