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    Life Imitating Stars
    Life Imitating Stars
    Life Imitating Stars
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    Life Imitating Stars

    By Robert Zwilling

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    Poetry illustrated with verbal brushstrokes that explores the hidden interactions between the virtual world we created and the multidimensional Natural world that created us. The style of writing is bold and does not use first person accounts to relay observations of the many worlds we find all revolving about the same axis, each invisible to each other but interacting on any number of levels. The alignments of the worlds are changing, perhaps the easiest change to see has been the changing role of weather, going from a causal annoyance to becoming a life changing force on a daily basis. For some people these changes have always been true, all they can say is what took us so long to notice the different worlds we all live in.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherRobert Zwilling
    Release dateAug 18, 2018
    ISBN9780463182239
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      Book preview

      Life Imitating Stars - Robert Zwilling

      Life Imitating Stars

      Copyright 2018 By Robert Zwilling

      Smashwords Edition

      A Dreaming News Publication

      Novels

      Asteroid Fever

      Short Stories

      Steam Age Fighter

      Poetry

      Living in The Event Horizon Of A Big Mud Hole

      More Connected Than We Think

      Green Fire Rains

      Life Imitating Stars

      Table Of Contents

      Whose Dreams

      The Other World

      After Awhile

      Printed Pages

      Who Owns That

      Living

      Stories About Us

      Public Sediment

      Chariots On Fire

      How Many Stories Does a Picture Tell

      Rundown

      Event Horizon

      Global Dimming

      The Store

      Global Village

      Slow Walking

      Different Stories Paint The Same Picture

      Eternal Mind Machines

      Water Fountain Minds

      Was It Really Just Fiction Dorian Gray

      Castles Made of Sand

      Digital Substances

      The Problem With Wormholes

      Parking Lots Imprinted With Binding Force

      Cell Phones The Thrill Of Dead Air

      Tomorrow Was Yesterday

      Walking Into The Past

      Bound By Borders That Go Absolutely Nowhere

      It’s A Gift Please Recycle

      Sustainable Growth

      In The Shadow Of Dinosaurs

      Some Facts Are Fonts Shaping Every Letter

      Water Fountain Minds Revisited

      Writing The Truth Creates The Future

      No One Is An Island

      Animal Jobs Out Sourced To No One

      The Gyres Grinding Machines

      Asteroid Fever The Book

      Where Do Books Come From

      Water Fountain Trees

      Welcome Seas The Light

      Mary Shelley

      Multiple Worlds In The Same Space And Time

      Is This Virtual Reality

      Mapped Borders Changed The Sky

      Reading Animal Works

      Whose Dreams

      Dreams are not yours or ours to tell

      And if you think

      You can dream and tell

      Forget that

      What you tell ain't what happened

      What you wanted to see but didn't

      What you wanted to hear but didn't

      So don't tell

      You’re only lying

      In the dust of broken promises not ours to keep

      TOC

      The Other World

      The day you find out the news comes as a shock

      There are many worlds here intersecting and colliding

      Two of the biggest, the world of water and the world of land

      Breathing the same air with so much in common

      Actually two planets sharing the same space

      But one eats the other never giving it a chance

      Both have huge fleets, highways and byways

      Vast communities of stone built up over time

      Sonar and ray guns, electric shocks and smoke clouds

      Cities and schools with so much in common

      Presidents and kings, workers and scavengers

      For millions of years the garbage rained on the oceans

      At first it was okay but the times slowly changed

      From the start the trash was always quite nourishing

      Trash became poisonous good only for burying in the dirt

      It was like

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