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Infinite Journeys


Scavenger 

Day and Night

Daunting dawns

High Noon, Low Noon

Dust to dust, til the end

No place like home

No home to begin with 

Traveler

Perhaps on a mission

Maybe aimlessly wandering 

Fertile landscapes 

Barren wastelands

Diversity 

Opposites Attract

Adversity

What's true and what's false?

Anything can be everything

Can we trust our minds, eyes, and these skies?

Missing keys to the divines

Darkness to shine, coarse to fine

Juxtaposition

Multiplication

Division

Subtraction 

Addition

Swimming or fishing

Ambassadors 

To lead or to be led

To eat or to be dead 

Survive and thrive

Live or die

Inevitable tragedies

Eventual demises

Terminations

Do endings really end?

To new beginnings 

Life goes on..

 

 

 

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