everything
in its own time
starlight
tinywords, 17:1, 2017
Joan Prefontaine
Chinese Translation (Traditional)
萬事
都有它自己的時間
星星閃閃發光
Chinese Translation (Simplified)
万事
都有它自己的时间
星星闪闪发光
Bio Sketch
Joan Prefontaine has worked as an English and Creative Writing teacher and as a nature writer for magazines. Her poetry and haiku have appeared in many journals and anthologies. Some of her poems have been set to music by contemporary composers. She lives in the Mingus Foothills of central Arizona.
Ls 1&2 set the Ecclesiastesian theme (see chapter 3)while L3 sparks the reader's reflection on one's perception of life and time.
ReplyDeleteNote: The first starlight might have lit up the cosmos just 250 million years after the Big Bang—a blink of an eye in cosmic time. — David Grossman, Popular Mechanics, "The First Stars May Have Formed Just 250 Million Years After the Big Bang," 17 May 2018