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Subject What is that extremely bright "star or planet" in the southwestern sky ?

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Original Message Low on the horizon.

Yea i am into astronomy but i am not that kind of astronomer. I am more of a poet/astronomer. I give voice to the intangible aspects of stars and once in a while i notice the extraordinary : ) Then i give voice to that.

But anyway i dont remember seeing a star that bright in a long time. When i first seen it i thought it was a plane and was waiting for it to move but it didnt. And i live in a very light polluted area and it was still bright as all heck even in the light closest to the street lights. I was stunned.

So i just had to comment on it. You folks in the country. wow i can only imagine what it must look like there. Go out and look for it if you havent. Wonderful sight. Low on the horizon. Southwest sky.

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