Meditation at sunrise
by Kevin T McEneaney Transcendence was a secular ideal with humanists in the last century, but currently it appears to be folly. Today, transcendence is limited to religious meditation, poetry, and the odd, ecstatic visionary. * Computer zeros and ones ...
Beetle mania
by Kevin T McEneaney When did you last speak to a small beetle? Was it hiding under dandelion? You should speak to a beetle once a year since they account for 25% of all animal species on this earth that ...
August bloom
by Kevin T McEneaney Why are lilacs blooming in August? They did not bloom as they should have in Spring… * Anomalies can be disconcerting… Such little surprises in the landscape prove that anomalies can be our friends who cheer ...
The burden of volume
by Kevin T McEneaney Inscape, upscape, downscape, universalscape, living cosmic lens to glorious creation where we are encased uniquely, the sun and planetary system surrounded by a ring of fire at 10,000 degrees Celsius, which protects us from alien invaders ...
The route of hearts
Vector illustration of the hearts shapes icons. by Kevin T McEneaney The two of hearts gave a daisy to Fran. The three of hearts babysat for Jean-Paul. The four of hearts gave away wild mushrooms. The five of hearts gave ...
Oceanic perspective
by Kevin T McEneaney You may have a favorite dawn songbird sing by your window to entertain you, yet only whales and humans have music. * Whales have been trying to communicate with sapiens unsuccessfully for at least two hundred ...
When time is on vacation
by Kevin T McEneaney There are times when we need a vacation: to loll soft in bed or favorite chair, to do nothing but listen to raindrops patter on roof, digest that light music, go for an evening stroll for ...
Aerial delights
by Kevin T McEneaney Ancient Egyptians worshiped many birds; tombs were often decorated with birds. Known for aerial acrobatic flights, the pied kingfisher can hover in place for a long time before catching prey. In Egyptian, the birds are called ...
Possibilities
by Kevin T McEneaney It’s possible to live for a hundred years, although only few people manage that. A bowhead whale can live two hundred years, while a zebra finch lives about six years. Most midges live for only a ...
Meditation on rain
by Kevin T McEneaney I enjoy sleeping when it rains. The sound of raindrops pelting a window gently transports me to the land of sleep where dreams are swathed in copacetic hue that reverberate with raindrop echoes flailing against the ...