Imagining I’m here at once,
but not really there at all.
Where I’ll go next? Nobody knows
10/24 Haiku
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Author Archives: Josh Gross
10/23 Haiku
Drifting winds pass strongly
cross bustling city.
Dances with the devil.
10/22 Haiku
Central park strolls.
Crisp wind against my frost breath,
and leaves gone astray.
10/21 Haiku
The subway is a satanical place.
Where evil lurks from shadows,
and life passes unnoticed.
10/20 Haiku
Autumn days and,
schoolwork haze.
Leaves begin to change as time evolves.
10/19 Haiku
Sea against a shore,
Sand against my nimble feet.
Silence undisturbed
10/18 Haiku
Draped in white,
she calls to our minds at night.
lay tis’ of dreams.
10/17 Haiku
Deeply disturbed,
is deeply in bliss.
Lust is not a virtue
10/16 Haiku
Wake up,
Look in mirror, quickly before
it was all a dream.
10/15 Haiku
Sitting on an Autumn day,
wind whips face beneath an endless sky.
wondering thoughts begin and end.
Blurb #2: “Just Six Numbers”
Our universe is a complex being in itself, replete with distinct peculiarities and phenomena still outside the bounds of mankind’s intellectual grasp. Dr. Martin Rees attempts to broaden the laymen’s knowledge of this physical construct into comprehensible form, by addressing six numerical constants that without which life in our universe could not possibly exist. Dr. Rees is an esteemed cosmologists and astrophysicist, often cited as one of the preeminent leaders of these respective fields. He has also contributed extensively to the study of abnormal cosmological phenomena. In his book “Just Six Numbers,” Dr. Rees does more than just ramble on about some seemingly arbitrary and exaggeratedly intriguing numbers (most have decimal points and exponents). He uses these as the focal point to explore the intricacies and nuances of what makes our physical existence tick. In doing this, he presents a full and comprehensive vantage point of an interesting universe, which can be understand in full by self-professed ignorants of science, myself included.
10/14 Haiku
Time remains transparent,
yet I do not control my destiny.
What happens and what remains the same?
10/13 Haiku
Seasons come seasons pass.
Leaves fall and whither into the fleeting grass.
nothing sacred nothing lasts
10/12 Haiku
Birds perched in nests high,
Clouds passing silently bye.
shivers down my wrinkled spine
10/11 Haiku
Listening to the Shins,
rejoice in my dreams so you won’t
have to in yours.
10/10 Haiku
Walking alone
down the road to nowhere,
— just walking.
10/9 Haiku
Temptation lost,
is paradise gained.
and time forward
10/8 Haiku
Desperation falls,
to those undeserving fortune.
Good night dear love.
10/7 Haiku
In goes the smoke,
Out my wasted youth.
Say no to drugs.
10/6 Haiku
The Wind howls softly,
as it drops rain across a horizontal sky.
life is fleeting
