When you look at the bright full moon in the sky above, can you feel wonder at the fact that it is a far-off satellite illuminated by the sun?
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Amazing, isn’t it? Last night when it was coming up over the horizon, it looked close enough to touch, and gazing upon that rough, yellowish surface made me feel rather small and insignificant.
Yes. I feel wonder. All the time. =)
Yes. But the thought that plagues me most looking at the moon, is whether the people I care about – be they on this or the other side of the earth - see the same moon as I.
Amazing, isn't it? Last night when it was coming up over the horizon, it
looked close enough to touch, and gazing upon that rough, yellowish
surface made me feel rather small and insignificant.
Yes. I feel wonder. All the time. =)
Yes. But the thought that plagues me most looking at the moon, is whether
the people I care about – be they on this or the other side of the earth –
see the same moon as I.