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All The Things You Are ....a song or a poem or both

All The Things You Are

Candlelight in the window

The soft fall of silver rain

The low moan in the distance

Of a lone outgoing train.

A rose that's wet with dew drops

A bird that's on the wing

The cooing of little babies

Lullabies their mothers sing.

There's a sweetness to the morning

There's a passion to the night

There's a softness in your kisses

There's a grip your love holds tight.

There's so many lovely, lovely things

In this world, I tell you true

But none can compare to you standing there

And the beauty I see in you.

You're the rainbow in a fresh washed sky

The smell of grass, new mown

You're the wine that's made from priceless grapes

And the harvest from love's seed, sown.

When I look at you, I hold my breath

All my eyes can do is stare

Locked onto yours so deep and warm

Forever falling there.

There's a richness to your laughter

There's a fire in your touch

There's a royalty to your face and form

Both of which I love so much.

No mortal description is good enough

No adjective can describe

Your loving heart that can't be bought

By any bill or bribe.

I hear music when I'm near you

For you glow as though a star

I'm drowned in romance and surrounded by love

And all the beautiful things you are........

You are

All the beautiful things you are.

©by Voo Shining Stone

Oct 15, 2020

The Beauty of Who You Are

by Mark Broussard

What Sense Do Humans NOT have in Outer Space????? Amazing

SCIENCE

YOU ANSWERED INCORRECTLY

Which sense do humans not have in outer space?

Touch

13%

Hearing

18%

Taste

13%

Smell

56%

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According to the sci-fi horror flick "Alien," “In space, no one can hear you scream” — and this haunting phrase is more than a tagline. It’s fact. Unlike Earth, space doesn’t have an abundance of materials like water or air for audio vibrations to travel through. It has distant particles of interstellar gas and dust that does produce sound — but at too low of a frequency for humans to hear. We may not be able to hear sound in space, but that doesn’t mean it’s silent. NASA scientists monitor sound from space missions to protect satellites and astronauts. The eerie chatter, which is actually noise from electric and magnetic fields, is a spooky mix of wolf howls and space lasers, with plenty of “whooshes” in between.

Source: Science Alert | Date Updated: October 12, 2020