A Glimpse of Myself

Behold the power cosmic, it enables me to travel to the farthest reaches of the universe and beyond. Beyond there is nothing, nothing that I've found anyway. In my life time thus far, I've managed to save the Earth from complete human destruction more than a dozen times.

In the vastness of outer space along the edges NASA hasn't even imagined, I've soared again and again to these countless crevasses of infinite space. Various meteors larger than Earths moon hurling toward it at more than 100,000 miles per hour would destroy all human life with one hit. Since I'm able to travel at the speed of light, 186,000 miles per hour, I'm able to swirl around these various meteors eager to pulverize Earth. In doing so, I create enough wind to alter the course of these wicked meteors to completely miss Gaea, Mother Earth.

In all the galaxies in the endless reaches of space, I have found no planet more blessed then this one, and yet in it's uncontrollable insanity, the human race seeks to destroy this shinning jewel, this blessed sphere which men call Earth. Entrapped upon this world of madness, stand I...

(This paragraph is from a Silver Surfer comic book)

Many sunset's ago, I once loved, then she too gained the cosmic power. Amidst her and myself's cosmic travels to the the lake between sun and moon some serious romancing took place.
She and I possessed true happiness, the sheer bliss of waking in each others arms. The countless times of walking hand in hand through majestic mountains, marvelous sunrises and sunsets on lush nature where colossal water falls, and late spring foliage danced under the decorated stars of the night and the colorful skies of daylight.

One day she got caught in a comic tornado and thrust into another universe, perhaps even killed. I followed the tornado as long as I could until it was swallowed in one of the many black holes of space.

I too was almost sucked into that same black hole that took her, the one I loved, the one who loved me back. The only thing that saved me was a meteor about the size of baseball whizzing by which I caught, and the vast speed of the meteor pulled me out of the suction of the black hole.

Too many moons ago the love of my life was projected into another galaxy I cannot get to. Thou infinitely beckons, I must leave behind my very heart, never has there been, never will there be another such as her.                                       (Thou infinitely beckons...is also from a Silver Surfer comic book.)

Standing amidst the chaos of pelting rain, crashing
waves and ocean winds, all I could see was her
face. Mesmerized by her smile, fixated by her laugh,
drawn to her every word. Her heart felt wisdom saturates
my mind with love & laughter. Indeed she is the true
definition of the word lady; Classy, smart, sensuous,
soulful, sweet and sincere.
Harbored in my dreams and embedded in my soul
dwells her. Luscious lady who awakes delicious

desires…                                                      Izzy Schurr

More Daft Dreams

The void reality of the socially inept, the uncool, the unsuccessful and unaccepted. We learn to dream, to seek creativity by any means possible.

Rephrasing and adding my own words and thoughts to Jim Morrison's lyrics from the Doors "Moonlight Drive" is one of many ways to explore my dreams creations;

Moonlight Bliss

Let's swim to the moon, let's climb to the sea, penetrate the evening while the city sleeps tonight. Tonight you and me woman will surrender to better worlds as snug lascivious moisture causes our bodies to collide in ecstasy on the sand and under the stars. No lies, no promises, just two romantics seizing the moment while our souls soar to amazing galaxies ruled by love and laughter.

Izzy Schurr / Jim Morrison 

Life, Death, Heaven, Hell, And...

Life, Death, Heaven, Hell, and Many Thing Inbetween.

Believe in one God, many Gods, no Gods, yourself, him, her, them or nothing, but no matter what thoughts run rampant in your head, everybody has mixed feelings about the function and form of creation. 

Ah, the age old questions; what came first, the infant or the parents? Why are we here? If your going to read the rest of my drivel, you certainly won't find the answers here, but I do have some thoughts. 

I'm not going to thrust my believes or disbelieves upon anyone in this particular blog, just what intrigues me about the very beginning to now. No matter what you believe, God or science for example, if you go back far enough, once upon a time humans did not exist. Science and religion both attest to this. 

"The Grand Design" written by Stephen Hawking and Leonard Mlodinow states that the current species of humans, us, Homo sapiens, originated in Saharan Africa about 200,000 B.C AP. The written language dates back only 7,000 years ago. More than a 190,000 of undocumented human history, that fascinates me. 

Hawking and Mlodinow claim a fellow named Thales was the first to predict a solar ellipse more than 2,600 years ago. (585 B.C.) I mention this because this was a revelation in science, an understanding that the universe is not completely random nor functions that way. Indeed their is logic and specific patterns that govern our universe. 

"The most incomprehensible thing about the universe is that it is comprehensible," Albert Einstein said. 

Religion has a strong argument against science, if we (humans) started out as babies, the human race would not exist. 

 Human history could be as simple as the earliest or one of the earliest praised Gods, Bumba. The ancient Boshongo people of central Africa claim the almighty Bumba vomited up the sun, then the moon, stars, animals and eventually people. The current state of politics and corruption in the world would certainly explain humans as coming from regurgitation from the upset tummy of a God.  

The Old Testament claims Adam and Eve were created just six days upon the Earths creation. Humans have only been around for thousands of years, the earth has been around for about 13.7 billion years state Hawking and Mlodinow. In 1961, physicist Robert Dicke argued for us to exist, the universe must contain elements such as carbon. Carbon cooks lighter elements inside stars. The carbon must then be scattered through space in a supernova explosion and eventually condense as part of a planet which takes about ten billion years.  Science? God?

Everybody got mixed feeling about the function and the form, everybody got to deviate from the norm Neil Peart wrote in the 1981 Rush song "Vital Signs." 

Nature VI

Engulfed in the western spheres of inner space, the sun drenched beaches
announce the infinite power of nature. Ocean waters decorated by massive
boulders bring some reason in life's cathedral of chaos. Narrow paths
hidden in thick foliage lead their way to the soft sands of beautiful
beaches where the mind runs free and creativity is the only currency.

Nature V

As dusk dives into the night, I swim into abandon suburbia. Sister
moon sheds shafts of light through the trees and onto the paths.
Night trails surrounded by the immortal nectar of natural streams
flowing amidst the star laden sky. Liquid night saturates the soul
and blends into the imagination.                    Izzy Schurr

Daft Dreams

My daft, yet delicious dreams of traveling the cosmos with
her at the cosmic speed limit, 186,000 miles per second, she and
I ride on the bright side of time to the lake between sun
and moon. This lakes waters are clear, clean and perfectly cool.
Amidst its shores hovering in space under the luscious light of the bright
colorful stars, I'm lured in by her curvaceous hips and freckled thighs.
Mesmerized by her smile, fixated by her laugh, drawn to
her every word, she is indeed a true lady; classy, smart, sensuous,
soulful, sweet and sincere. Passion pure, primitive lure...
Izzy Schurr

Dark Mark

"Race," A Righteous Release?

The DVD movie "Race" hit the general public on May 31 and is the tale of an American racing legend Jesse Owens.

The play on words, the title "Race" fits the story-line perfectly. The quote unquote 'good old days' were really not so good, even now, too many people can't accept skin color differences, but in the 1930s bigotry was as common as air, especially in Nazi Germany.

Whether or not Owens marital life was hollywoodized, the movie adheres to the basic facts of the 1936 Olympics which were held in Germany. The Germans not only wanted Jews banned from competing, but African Americans as well. The political powers that existed back in the day put the kibosh on that one and Owens was allowed to race in the 1936 Olympic games.

Owens not only raced, he dominated the sport, setting three world records in 45 minutes, the 200 yard dash, broad jump and the 225 yard hurdles, while also amassing four gold metals that summer.

"It's no secret our government is insane," Larry Snyder said in "Race." Snyder was Owens college coach and Olympic one.

Words of reality then and now, I just have a penchant for the truth.

Even when Owens was awarded the congressional gold medal for being an Olympic hero and an American one everyday of his life, he had to enter the White House through the back door even though the White House was having an extravagant dinner party in his honor. Now we have a black President, so some progression has happened.

"Race" is a three star movie easily and well worth the watch if you enjoy movies with dialogue and a solid plot.