Across our vast earth,
we gaze at the skies above
in shared reverence.
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Author's Notes: Another for the Sky-Ku Challenge. Inspired by the sentiment in this poem from last year:
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Comments (11)
This is a lovely piece of poetry.
Yes, we do. Always wishing for things we can't have.
It is a universal source of wonder isn’t it! I love the grand scheme and big picture view this delivers while also offering that sense of personal connection. Very well done, Paul!
This was sooo beautifully written! Loved your Haiku! 🍩🥐
I love this sense of collective peace you were able to paint and make the world seem just a touch less lonely!! Great work Paul!!
Lovingly done Paul! ☺️👍
Something we all can share. A very beautiful idea, Paul! Very well done!
exceptional poem! Well written!! ☺️
lovely poem
I love how your two poems work together. And appreciate the reminder in these contentious times that looking up in awe to the heavens truly does unite us.
Looking up at the sky is always wondrous and revering the one true creator.