We often neglect to look at the sky. Our lives are too busy and the mere thought of something bigger out there can be overwhelming for our small hearts here on Earth.

We don't like the mental or emotional disruption caused by thinking we're a mere speck in the vast universe. But when we do glance at the sky, we often find it a place for reflection and pondering.

Think of how comforting it is to know that we are all in this universe in this particular space and time. We are a part of something bigger whether we like it or not.

And somewhere on the other side of the globe, another person is looking at the moon for clarity just like we are. W.

M. Frenzel writes our collective thoughts as mere humans on Earth.

He reflects our humanistic nature a way that gives insight into our shortcomings and what we can do to be better. He turns to Space to put things in perspective, and if you need some of that, this is a book worth reading.

You'll be left feeling comforted that there's someone else out there thinking and feeling the same things. I certainly was.

By getting W. M.

Frenzel's first collection of poetry, Space Capsules: Small Poems about the Infinite Universe Part 1, you're confirming you're not alone in the universe. Join the "something bigger" with one click.

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