Monday, August 5, 2013

CD: Far Far Away

Carpe Diem #264 ~ Keeper of Mystery



intelligent life
must exist in outer space
earth's potential nil

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our cosmic stardust
soaring through the universe
synchronicity



10 comments:

  1. wonderful set Maggie ... that second haiku is my favorite, it's so close to the way I look at the universe. We are all part of the Universe and maybe we are all stardust.

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    1. Carl Sagan says "we are made of star stuff." Yes, we are all part of the universe.

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  2. ha. i like the snark in the first one...its got to exist somewhere because it is missing here...smiles...the second is rather cool too...

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    1. Was just telling hubby at dinner tonight without our iphones between us that others write snarky haiku and I was going to as soon as I was inspired. So glad you like my snark!

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  3. Great contrast in your two responses.
    #1 is sharp and pointed
    #2 says what I never can put into words...and love the use of
    synchronicity.
    Peace
    Siggi

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  4. I read somewhere that we carry traces of stardust in our blood. I guess that means the universe is soaring in us!

    Mystery of Prayer

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    1. I might be unscientific but I think Earth is actually a large fragment of Mars or a meteor from Mars that was catastrophic created a huge change in our geography. So when life began, it was from molecules or cells carried from Mars. We are all Martians or something like that. Stardust sounds more romantic.

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  5. You seem to be pretty "down" on Earth in your first haiku!

    Desert Mystery

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    1. I'm a survivor of its ugly underbelly. Have always wished aliens would take me away. Really. Like the ones in AI if you ever saw that movie.

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  6. I like the cynicism of the first but the idea of the second. Yes, we are star stuff.

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