Poetry
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The poem reflects on the beauty and lightness of onyx sand, contrasting it with the vastness of stars in the universe. It explores themes of insignificance and cosmic wonder, as the speaker ponders the relationship between stars and earthly elements. Ultimately, it captures a sense of humility in the face of infinity.
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There are bad scientists. Of course there are. People who fabricate data.People who hide methods.People who misrepresent findings.People who bury conflicts.People who use authorityto bully, silence, exploit, or intimidate. Those things matter. They should matter. They should be named. But this is where I keep getting stuck. Because somewhere along the waywe started treating every…
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What’s a moment in your life that made you feel truly alive? In this fast-paced life,with all the strife, from pillar to postuntil you are toast, swinging from one monkey barinto another human bar, feeling numb,from being under the thumb, you try to find some ground. Grounding. You nap, journal, watch your comfort show,go for…
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I was never under the impressionthat scientists were good people. Academics either. Have you met us? Social media didn’t reveal moral corruption.It revealed personality. And apparently everyone is shocked. A scientist has funding.An academic wants attention.Someone publishes a book and, horror of horrors,would also quite like to sell the book. When did being a dissemination…
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The content explores the indecision and restlessness of a free Saturday.