Saturday Poetry Corner 50: A Litany for Survival

 

Originally I wanted to post a different poem but couldn't find the English translation. Which is too bad, because this poem evoked the Autumnal rain so perfectly.

SF8: Empty Body

 

This episode felt like a monodrama about a grieving mother.

BBC Natural World: The Monkey-Eating Eagle of the Orinoco (2010)

 

In this documentary we follow a small family of three of the harpy eagles. We witness how protective a mother can be (and females are around 1/3rd bigger than the males), how smart they can be (using natural insecticide in plants) and how magnificent those birds are.

SF8: Love Virtually

 

The story here has not much substance, however editing and humor make up for it. 

Saturday Poetry Corner 49: The Rose

Today, two poems featuring roses. One is in fact a song sung by Bette Midler, and the other... *cliffhanger*

Album Cover Part 2

 

The year is 1997.

Owls: Masters of the Night (2020)

  

In this one we meet few families of owls as they try to raise their young. A very informative documentary with phenomenal cinematography.

SF8: White Crow

 

Maybe it's because I'm not a gamer, I find movies, or series about gaming utterly boring. But here, the game was just a false (sic!) pretense to explore something else.

Saturday Poetry Corner 48: All Things Will Die

 Today, a poem by Alfred Lord Tennyson, who already made an appearance in the series.

Album Cover Part 1

I am starting new series of posts. Me, being me, they will not be a regular thing, most likely. Although I will do my best to keep it regular and around Friday. But you know, work, real life, and tons of hobbies prevent me from not only streaming 24/7 but also participating in online encounters. Each post will contain only 5 album covers.