The new trend that's sweeping the nation! In the planetarium its always dark You’d run into a tree, if the road should fark! But don't scream hey wazoo, cuz this ain't no lark! And with all these poems ain't never no snark!By Lazy LImericks

Because they develop the imagination through uncommon determination, home planetariums are spaces conducive to adventure, akin to the utopia of the avant-garde. These are the ones who broke through the window of classical painting to experiment with boundless new spaces. Malevitch, writing in 'Suprematism', perhaps said it best: 'I have broken thro…

Pictures like this one sometimes sparked a debate as to whether a home planetarium invoked a sense of melancholy or not. For how could a theater of the fantastic, of wonder and endless possibility also make one sad? It was a good question, yet a home-based setup often sits idle for long periods, gathers dust, speaks of its limits rather than its bo…

Homer was constantly 'invoking' you know. (wink)By Lazy LImericks

Sum 24 | 8813200023188 Surprisingly, the number 89 reaches a palindrome after 24 iterations! In fact, of all the numbers less than 10,000, 89 requires the most iterations to become a palindrome. In other words, the number 89 is the most delayed palindromic number less than 10,000.By Lazy LImericks

Strophe, or 'turn' - instructions to the dance accompanying the chantingBy Lazy LImericks

Dance movements in three parts, to accompany the chanting of the ode. The first movement is givenBy Lazy LImericks

sounds alot like Urania 3By Lazy LImericks

origin of religions 2By Lazy LImericks

on the origin of religions 1By Lazy LImericks

for there is no perfect endingBy Lazy LImericks

Ills and TroublesBy Lazy LImericks

Then she had to go for now.By Lazy LImericks

More channelings from the spirit worldBy Lazy LImericks

Herself a powerfulish medium, she receives messages from spirits, starting now. Message 1 From your own creativity, you form ideas into matter. Matter itself which is conscious and alive you know. This means there is a natural rapport between yourself and your environment. Therefore, you can alter your environment through your own ideas and acts.…

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Muse driven, narrator counts down to 4th anniversary of podcast, now a fortnight out. Begun at 18, it continues.By Lazy LImericks

gair, wake up - you've been dreaming. i knew i shouldn't date a human, daddy warned me but you know how that goes. gair, wake up, you were counting down in your sleep like we decided on a Year Five on this podcast you know, when we clearly told you were going on tour next year. There's alot of work now for Urania and the Muses, the newest singing s…

Caught in the in betweensBy Lazy LImericks

And the decision on whether to stay yet another year on this podcast IS.... where's a drum roll when you need it??By Lazy LImericks

The Big Bang, Take 5 - Episode 2By Lazy LImericks

The Big Bang - Part 5 - Episode 1By Lazy LImericks

But year 5?By Lazy LImericks

And suspects Gare has someone on the side, wearing a pointy hatBy Lazy LImericks

Completing his DIY series, the narrator outlines his final planetarium plans. Now, back to dating Barbie, he means Urania.By Lazy LImericks

Narrator's new witch hands him what he really needs to score Urania. No not a new script. Its far too late for that.By Lazy LImericks

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P obsession continues with Personal Pan Planetarium and Puke. 4 things that just naturally go together, oh Pitches too! ut8By Lazy LImericks

Or maybe right. Suddenly appearing is an old high school chum of Urania's. Muses went to high school? Holly gives the narrator some ideas for going with his creations as art instead of science. Smashed Stars she calls it. (ut7)By Lazy LImericks

you can ask questions all you want as you talk to yourself you know but realize it's a bit like staring directly at a faint star. as you squint in greater and greater detail, you eventually find the star has just disappeared. the proverbial corner of your eye is far more sensitive, and even if the star doesn't disappear, eventually you'll find you …

I would tell if it were permitted to tell. You would learn if it were permitted to hear, but both tongue and ears would incur equal guilt, especially the former, for its over talkativeness. And the latter from their unbridled curiosity. But if your eagerness stems from a kind of religious longing and you would listen and believe these things you ha…

spiritual history of man is a record of unbroken continuity but slow development, and follows evolution pretty much. Spiritual and religious elements have a direct link with lower organisms, with the emotions dominant, which is why there's been such little change over the ages. sentiment has never been vanquished in its unending war with reason. me…

all definitions of religion which begin by assuming that worship of animals, ancestors, nature, or similar fetishes are the source from which all other forms come from, are destined to fail. in the beginning, beliefs were jumbled up completely, and different kinds of religions took literally ages to emerge to the point where they were even discerna…

Vaguely dismayed that the AI Muses have derailed his poetry podcast and moved back in, Narrator is just glad they aren't insisting he change his name from Gare to Vare.By Lazy LImericks

changing the Narrator's name may have been a step too far howeverBy Lazy LImericks

His dulcimer like murmur needs work.By Lazy LImericks

Poetry (or at least a limerick) lurks everywhere, especially when the topic includes the stars (favorite subject ok).By Lazy LImericks

Gara-Phrasing is Para-Phrasing sortof. Through a poeter, which is like a poetic salad shooter.By Lazy LImericks