my composition
exists
in an eternal loop
conscious and alive
non-existent and dead
unending
i fear not
what is
natural
Carl Sagan (11/9/34 – 12/20/96) was an American astronomer, cosmologist, astrophysicist, astrobiologist, author, science popularizer, and science communicator in astronomy and other natural sciences. – Wikipedia
If you were like me, you inhaled the show “Cosmos” in the 1980s. Carl Sagan contributed mightily to my understanding of our universe as well as the various sciences he was involved in. He was someone I looked up to and learned from. Sagan had a great mind and a deep compassion for the living. He helped me make sense of things in a world that doesn’t easily give you understanding. I will forever be grateful to have been exposed to his mind and his rationale.
I Write Her 
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Were made of star stuff ….. by Susi Bocks
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The poem has incredible depth, perhaps, indicative of your admiration of Carl Sagan.
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Thank you, Reena! He was an amazing human being! 😊
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As my “Gravatar” (and Carl) say … “We are all star stuff” ⭐
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Smart woman! 🙂
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He was a wonderful narrator. Great tribute Susi.
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Yes, he was. Thanks, Sadje!
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You’re welcome 😉
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I watched Cosmos in the 80s. Carl Sagan is one of the primary reasons I fell in love with science.
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Same! 🙂
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He was a great man, and his disappearance from our plane a great loss.
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Agreed!
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