Hubble Deep Field
2001 a Space Odyssey, but today
it was 2001 American soldiers dead.
The youth of the Unites States
killed in an illegal war in Iraq.
Tonight candle light vigils around the
country light up streets
out of respect
for the dead souls unable to speak about
their deaths being crime
against humanity.
All I can think of in the middle of this suffering,
execution,
and torturer happening at the birth place
of Western Civilization
is the Hubble Deep Field.
Spiral and elliptical galaxies, thousands
of them,
appeared in a photograph taken of a speck of the night
sky,
odd-ball galaxies, thousands of them, all ages,
sizes, and colors,
some originated at the birth of the Cosmos.
If only we could overcome this mental illness of war
and greed
and set out to join our Cosmic family in peace!
The universal wonders
over our heads enticing us to use
our technology wisely so that
we become a planetary oasis.
But as our atmosphere slowly is destroyed
by
green house gases and the ocean river becomes
a toxic waste dump
polluting the sacred protoplasm,
the red and blue galaxies are more
awe inspiring than ever.
Through the telescope, we see the visible radiance of heaven,
but
with this plague of deception of yellow journalism
covering up the
pathway of our true mission to heaven,
living in the hell of war
is unbearable sorrow for
our species which on the highways of annihilation
is loosing the
precious opportunity to create
a galactic arcology with space-age
technology.
Can we change our course of extinction?
Is there a formula to move
us towards the heavenly luminosity?
The universe calls back to me
with messages as old as galaxies,
with a passion arising from the
sea of life,
universal health care, universal education,
administer a global
star light energy plan;
live with the principle that food, shelter,
and creative work is
basic human rights.
Deal with conflict through dialogue and understanding
rather than
picking up a weapon of war and killing
everyone and everything in
sight is the way of the Cosmic light.
October 2005
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