Light in the Dark

We arose early one morning to complete our walk prior to scheduled appointments. At the beginning, Orion blazed brightly in the darkness, but as night faded into the predawn twilight, the constellation seemed to gradually dim against the brightening sky. It brought to mind the old saying that the the stars are the brightest whenContinue reading “Light in the Dark”

Orion Rising

Orion Risingby: Howard EskildsenLying sidewise neath clouds in the morning skyBetelgeuse and Rigel meet the eyeWith three stars crossing in betweenA glorious sight that is rarely seenAs twilight grows and stars fade awayAnother stellar memory starts the dayAlong with Orion’s spectacular riseComes a sure sign of summer’s soon demiseLater and later will rise the sunAndContinue reading “Orion Rising”

Regarding Betelgeuse

At the beginning of our walk yesterday, the bright, red star Betelgeuse, as well as the three stars of Orion’s “belt,” could be seen shining in the early twilight. Soon, the whole outline of Orion the hunter, will be easily visible hovering above the trees in the early twilight. However, Betelgeuse is nearing the endContinue reading “Regarding Betelgeuse”