Empyreal Rondeau In ghostly skies a stellar glow from erstwhile stars of long ago that shone with splendor ere they died, perchance were wished on starry-eyed, still haunts in heavens’ spectral show. We gaze with wonder from below, amidst our scurries to and fro, at panoramas mythified in ghostly skies. The winds of fame and fortune blow with sound and fury fiercely, though our life be ebbing like the tide; for death o’er all shall yet preside, unfathomed as the cosmic flow in ghostly skies… Harley White This poem was first published by the Astro Poetry Blog of Astronomers Without Borders. Harley White is a born word-lover and has written works dealing in fairy tales, musical theater, many genres of poetry, and awakenings, as well as a book titled The Autobiography of a Granada Cat – As told to Harley White. For many years, she has been a follower of the Buddhism of Nichiren Daishonin and its practice of Nam Myoho Renge Kyo. http://harleywhite.awardspace.com/
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