Daily Archives: January 15, 2011

My Poem: “Pi for Π”


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Pi for Π

 

 

May be we did not learned from
migratory
birds
salmon 
rocks
wind
water…
Truth be told: All turns into itself full sphere
We’re part of it, we’re life
we move in forms ourselves
an ever so much smaller place
but furthering horizon
Where is the womb?
A place of no timely arrival

A place that live the way we thought it was…
beginning
in our dreams in our chained reliance only
in space but in  time never

Π  equals 3 and infinity
almost there
always infinity…
We need the rest of IT 
that most meaningless of points

We need to know Now.

 

 

Yet another record: Winter is over in California (it was a, 2 weeks long winter)


And today was already summer, with beach goers and surfers, and a very low tide today too at the ocean.
Again I am updating the stats showing that if my site were a town, and the visits its citizens, the town would be as big as:

Langdon, New Hampshire- USA

Eu Zic Asa Stats


Thank You Friends: Today is the busiest day at euzicasa, with more than 175 views, Glory being the most viewed post. It makes me very happy to know that my preferences are liked by so many, and so we keep with classical traditions, that made us who we are, today, and allows us to transfer the wealth of culture to our next generations to do with what they will see fit.
Again, thank you, for visiting euzicasa, and have a wonderful Sunday.

God Be With You!

Haendel: Gloria In Excelsis Deo Emma Kirkby Soprano And The Royal Adademi Of Music


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  A wonderful interpretation of Haendel‘s Gloria In Excelsis Deo (part 1), and In Terra Pax (part 2) in the interpretation of Emma Kirkby, Soprano, and Royal Academy of Music.
I know, I know: Christmas time is past, and so are the 12 days of Christmas, but I just could not resist these wonderful hymns to our beliefs. Such angelic music, would be wrong not to share.

So enjoy and make the best of your time. 

Haendel: Gloria In Excelsis Deo (Trompet Maurice André)


An angelic composition and superb interpretation of “Glory to God in The Highest”, in LatinGloria In Excelsis Deo

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And an great interpretation of Haendel‘s Gloria In Excelsis Deo (part 1), and In Terra Pax (part 2) in the interpretation of Emma Kirkby, Soprano, and Royal Academy of Music.
I know, I know: Christmas time is past, and so are the 12 days of Christmas, but I just could not resist these wonderful hymns to our beliefs. Such angelic music, would be wrong not to share.

So enjoy and make the best of your time.