This grain of life, this tiny beast of dew.
In Israel, where water scarcity has been a way of life for decades, Tal-Ya ("God's dew" in Hebrew) manufactures trays that capture dew and funnel it to plants, often tree crops.
Its residents are proud of the quality of life, the safe streets, the lawns dripping with dew and a library that claims the world's largest collection of books about cats.
It is like the dew of Herman, descending upon the mountain of Zion; for there the Lord commanded a blessing- life forevermore.
"Mine is the mysticism of everyday life," he writes, "of the heaped laundry and the bruised toe, of overcooked broccoli and leaves spangled with dew, of sunrise and sorrow, laughter and linguine, music and mold".
He was nicknamed "Dew of the Stone" for his miserliness.
BLOOD: "spear river," "wound sweat," "wound river," "wound sea," "shield wave," "dew of deep wounds," "raven wine," "raven beer," "gum flame," "serpent's dew," "mead of wounds," "corpse heap wave," "corpse sea," "corpse dew".
Who made a supreme effort and carried determined hope until the first dew of our dawn.
It grows in the dew of morning but can't stand being totally wet.
And the closing concert brings McLuhan's DEW notion to life.
