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My love for you
grows stronger
in every way.
Have a glorious day.

Of all the Roses,
which bloom, in May,
you are the one
I think of most.

When the light falls
at day's end,
you will always be
my absolute best friend.

When the Sun shines
through the morning dew,
I will be remembering
the beauty of you.

Of all those I know,
you are my heart,
brightening my soul.
I love you.

Remembering you,
Spring, Summer, and Fall.
Through all the years,
You are the best of all.

Missing thee so,
the sound of your voice,
your smiling eyes,
makes my heart rejoice.

NASA Astronomy Picture of the Day:

Bright elliptical galaxy Messier 87 (M87) is home to the supermassive black hole captured in 2017 by planet Earth's Event Horizon Telescope in the first ever image of a black hole. Giant of the Virgo galaxy cluster about 55 million light-years away, M87 is the large galaxy rendered in blue hues in this infrared image from the Spitzer Space telescope. Though M87 appears mostly featureless and cloud-like, the Spitzer image does record details of relativistic jets blasting from the galaxy's central region. Shown in the inset at top right, the jets themselves span thousands of light-years. The brighter jet seen on the right is approaching and close to our line of sight. Opposite, the shock created by the otherwise unseen receding jet lights up a fainter arc of material. Inset at bottom right, the historic black hole image is shown in context, at the center of giant galaxy and relativistic jets. Completely unresolved in the Spitzer image, the supermassive black hole surrounded by infalling material is the source of enormous energy driving the relativistic jets from the center of active galaxy M87. The Event Horizon Telescope image of M87 has now been enhanced to reveal a sharper view of the famous supermassive black hole. At NASA: Black Hole Week

Once Upon a Time

Posted by MFish • Profile • 05/04/23 at 06:59AM • Humor • See more by MFish

Once upon a time,
in a land,
West of In Between,
there lived an
old man, who was nice,
and seldom was he mean.

He had no wife or
children, of which we knew.
If he did, they were inside
his dream.

He loved to talk, a lot
to all those he met,
but only in his dreams,
for he lived a lonely life,
in the land West of In Between.

The Sun would shine,
throughout the day
and rain was seldom seen,
for life was pleasant, in the
land West of In Between.

Animals played amongst
the fields, so wide and green,
as life was somewhat odd,
in the land, West of In Between.

What words could I write,
about someone, who wasn't mean,
who wasn't heavy, or thin to see,
perhaps he was just in between.

Stories he told about,
his life's work and his constant dream,
was to be the leader, in the
land, West of In Between.

Unexpected Request

Posted by MFish • Profile • 05/03/23 at 10:50PM • Other • See more by MFish

I had an unexpected request yesterday.
I was asked to write little odes to include
in envelopes for the mothers residing
at this Facility.
Such an honor.
I wrote about nineteen separate vignettes.
I am in the process of handwriting
on personal cards with envelopes.
I you are interested in seeing them
I will print them tomorrow.
Thank you

A Comment by Carl

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Carl • 05/04/2023 at 09:28AM • Like 1 • Profile

A fun project!

A Comment by Loy

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Loy • 05/05/2023 at 12:06AM • Like 1 • Profile

Wow, that’s quite an honor!

I Discovered

Posted by MFish • Profile • 05/03/23 at 10:36PM • Life Stories - Memories • See more by MFish

I discovered last night,
my beloved, knows how to punch.
5 jabs to the left ribs.
Fortunately, she has no power.
This morning a staff member,
asked my why, my right eye was
black. Don't recall getting hit in
the face but anger escalated quickly.
I wish I knew what I did which she
didn't like as I tire of getting hit and
sworn at. I know she won't remember.
I am a grown man, so these things
shouldn't affect me, but they do.
I am not upset, just saddened.
I do still love her

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