An astronaut may orbit the earth in spacecraft and colonize the moon, but an astrologer watches the constellations of stars that house the spirits like he’s done for thousands of years from the sacred stairs of the ziggurats of Ur and tells of the stars that made us.
Where I am from No one cares, But who cares When a country Whose borne We’re all wayfarers To the terra incognita Where journeys end By the Five Rivers.
Happiness is her poetry In a world where reality Is likeness of truth only With her flights of fancy That vies feverishly Though they sometimes flee And vanish into the high sky; Fleeting dreams pass by, Budding despair creep by, But the seeds of hope stay, Happiness, that is why.
With the power of the mind put into practice for conserving nature, we can make the whole world a better place because we are part of nature, made of fire, water, earth, and air.
In our annual celebration of this year’s Earth Day, we want to spread the spirit of Mother Nature. We want all to find the beauty of life in music from the trills of birds in the rhythm of running brooks, words of wisdom in the susurrus of trees, and books in the vivid scarlet twilight of the sunset lingering in the west. The wonders of nature tame belligerent brutes and soften the hardened hearts of cynics.
One-touch of nature makes the whole world kin. In the arms of Mother Nature, we are all her children, so keeping the earth clean and livable is our filial duty to her.
The dauphin ascends to the throne With a poise, he reigns there And calls for absolute power To claim his supremacy alone. The queen sees the revolt And with sweets to the sweet Wields the magic flurry wand And spirits him away to the beyond.
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