Here’s what
happens: you awake, same time, same place.
Everything
seems okay as it has for so many days. Coffee,
It refreshes
and tastes the same. Your plans, nothing really
Special.
Routine is there for you as it has been for the trees
Which line
the streets—sunshine, a passing fuzzy cloud or two,
Birds flitting
about, landing on branches, you know—the same.
And then a
thought, watching everyone off to work, appoint-
ments,
shopping. No one is really considering this little orb of
A planet on
which we live. No one can see the big picture—
Star-clustered
universality, cosmic calamities, solar systems
Winding down
in minute planetary variations. You are no
Cosmologist,
yet you sense that there are gyrations, rotations
Unforeseen
fissions and fusions, collisions, explosions, conflagra-
tions of immense
proportions taking place out there somewhere.
You are
overwhelmed with helplessness at all the celestial imply-
cations. You
nervously sip your coffee and come back to the com-
forting
geniality of your earthly routine. You see children boarding
A school bus
and are relieved as you routinely go about you busi-
ness. Doesn’t
it seems that kids are starting back to school earlier
And earlier
each year?
Chris
Hanch 8-12-15
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