The writings of some random dude on the internet
Bees and butterflies visit my flowers as summer heat soars into the mid 90 F. As they float and flit from flower to flower, I amazed that nectar from a flower can provide enough food to create such beautiful creatures. Natural beauty shines Thriving on minuscule drops Lightness of being iPhone Photos: Dwight L. Roth
Bees and Butterflies — Roth Poetry
I know, I’m aware. When I was little, I feared two things: to be touched, and alien spaceships, though I suppose that dissipated when I first visited one (fun!). The haptophobia, though, never quite took flight, and it only became more extensive, deeper. I have my ways of becoming intangible, of becoming repulsive, of shedding […]
surmania – layers and (layering) — (CALIATH)
dancing leaf a dry leaf danceswhen the cool winddrags and pushes her awayreminiscent of the fashionyou discard my lovefor every time we get close‘til our souls are almost oneyou become a gentle breezesoftly caressing my heartthen, you’re gone
dancing leaf — The Lonely Author
We don’t need a world leader; we need world team players. We need nations to work together to solve some of the most pressing problems that affect all people in all nations, such as climate change, nuclear proliferation, world-wide poverty and food insecurity. Instead, we cannot even achieve cohesion within a single nation. Instead, half […]
The World Is ONE! — Filosofa’s Word
Please stay clear away from me There are clouds following me Dark and heavy, whirl and wild. To the round drawing table Back I go, when I tumble Yet I fumble more and more. Heaven joined, to renounce Driving me into doghouse Left to my own devices… When I fail, I cry and try But […]
Avoid me — e-Paper Poetry of Vinx
Electronic musicians are sampling the sounds of endangered birds as a way to save these lyrical creatures. In a new album called A Guide to the Birdsong of Mexico, Central America, and the Caribbean, artists are combining their own beats with the sounds of our feathered friends. And best of all: the proceeds from all […]
The Sounds Of Endangered Birds — LustWithoutYou
Send in your photos, please! Today we have a sequence of butterfly development taken by reader David Fuqua, whose captions are indented. My wife, Debra, and I have been staying at home like we are supposed to. We have enjoyed the opportunity to observe the life cycle of the Monarch butterfly (Danaus plexippus). Debra bought […]
Readers’ wildlife photos — Why Evolution Is True
“The seed of revolution is repression.” Woodrow Wilson Prepare Yourselves Scions of Richard the lll, we the sheep are so tired of your eternal and turbulent days where we walk among wolves, devoured by your lies that suck the life out of us like walking through a field of mud that sucks the boots off […]
Prepare Yourselves – a poem by Paul Vincent Cannon — parallax
Our mouths are full of blue corn chips when we see the hit. We pause our chewing to mumble and point out at the dark, windshield wipers batting at the rain. We are sure we saw something. Saw something rush out on the road and into the headlights of the car ahead. “Possum?” I […]
Raccoons — Life Along The River
