In response to The Daily Post’s weekly photo challenge: “Scale.”
A speck so minute
In the universe so vast
Existing in the blink of an eye
Of time, moving by so fast.
I have but a moment
In the cosmic calendar
To live all my life
And enjoy the earth’s splendor.
I am a microscopic dot
On the scale of the earth
Can I leave a mark for generations
That is of some worth?
A voice inside me answered
Of course you can, it said
Being small and short-lived
Are not barriers to getting ahead.
Dinosaur skeleton at Museum of Natural history, Philadelphia
Llama family at a farm in New England
Fountains at Bellagio seen from the top of “Eiffel Tower”, Paris, Las Vegas
Maine coastline seen from Cadillac Mountain, Acadia National Park, Maine
Passion...unbridled 
Nice poem..I have paddled around those little Islands seen from the top of Caddilac. They are much larger close up. 🙂
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Thanks. I’d like to go around those islands too..
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