Posted in the Daily Post: Earth
“Let’s celebrate this planet on which we live!”
What on Earth!
“I’m still standing,
After all this time:
Boy, did I put a frown
Onto the face of that ‘clown’
When he tried to cut me down!
But, here I am
And I don’t give a damn
Whether I am aesthetically pleasing
On to the eyes easy
Because after all the time
I will still be standing!”
Posted in the Daily Post: Earth
“Let’s celebrate this planet on which we live!”
What on Earth!
In the muddy waters
You’ll find, some earthly squatters
It started with a little bean
Now, standing tall and green
They may not be very pretty
They may not be so clean
But this close to the city
It’s a miracle to be seen
Posted in the Daily Post: Earth
“Let’s celebrate this planet on which we live!”
What on Earth!
A barren rock formation
Nature’s way of renovation
Starting is, a transformation
Life growing, without hesitation
Posted in the Daily Post: Earth
“Let’s celebrate this planet on which we live!”
What on Earth!
In the dirtiest of soils
Growing unspoiled
Tiny yellow beauties
Those flowery cuties
Despite the weather
Despite the tether
Each and every day
Getting stronger,
Guess, they are here to stay
Posted in the Daily Post: Earth
“Let’s celebrate this planet on which we live!”
What on Earth!
Discarded railway tracks
Grass around them wraps
Slowly entering,
This time parallax
The rusted sign simply states:
“End of the road,
Enter, at your own accord”
Simply thinking:
‘This must be fate’
Posted in the Daily Post: Earth
“Let’s celebrate this planet on which we live!”
What on Earth!
Tiny white bells
The nature sure sells
Sooner than later
You will fall
Under Earth’s spell
Posted in Mundane Monday
“Creativity is piercing the mundane to find the marvelous”
Bill Moyers
High Voltage
Danger, Danger, beware
Touch it if you dare
You may end up a flare
And into the white light stare
Posted in Mundane Monday
“I didn’t like mundane life”
Jeanne Calment
AC/DC
Electric current
Quite transparent
Lost without it
The modern world
In chaos would hurl
In one big swirl
Posted in Mundane Monday
Our daily lives are so mundane,
we get taken over by what is immediately
in front of us and we don’t see beyond that”
Benedict Cumberbatch
Phone Home?
A dialler device
From a different era
Had to suffice
Let me tell ya
An analog connection
No visual perception
No texting
Sure no sexting
Just a calling machine
The only mean
For ancient times
But oh how time flies
Now we all have
A mobile device
Que Sera, Sera
Posted in Daily Photo
“What’s in a name?
That which we call a rose by any other name would smell as sweet”
William Shakespeare
Roses and Yellow Things
A pink rose
Will give you a doze
Of the sweetest ambrosia
Then all you wanna do
Is celebrate and play the viola
Rantings Of A Third Kind 