If distance acts anything like we think distance acts
then Pluto is too far away for us to sing to
“There's only so far you can go on a lake.”
Sailor Debbie Starnes,
on why she’s planning to sail the
‘Great Loop’ voyage around the eastern US.
Quoted in Crusing World magazine
You can only go so far on a lake
but on the ocean you can only go
so far, too. It’s just a bigger number.
Trees never go anywhere, at least not
in a direction anyone can see.
But trees, to me, look like they know a lot.
I wrote this leaning against a street light.
When I finished writing the first stanza
the bulb in the street light switched itself off.
I finished under another street light.
Wherever the light from that first light went
that’s where like a tree I’m going to go.
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Street Light Phenomenon at Wikipedia
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A Long Walk
Cell Phones, Street Lights, Something Like Honey
A Bird Who Could Fly To Neptune
Street Light Phenomenon at Wikipedia
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A Long Walk
Cell Phones, Street Lights, Something Like Honey
A Bird Who Could Fly To Neptune
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