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AntRedundAnt
Poems
Jan 2014
Sailing thru space
I am a meteorite,
sailing across the inky black space.
Alone, but unfeeling.
I know not my destination
nor my origin
I am a meteorite,
sailing thru space
I feel so cold.
If I could feel, that is.
My rocky craters home to none,
but welcome to any;
welcome, welcome all.
Welcome, welcome you.
Chrome future ships
and twinkling stars.
Orionβs belt, so far, so far.
No such thing
in this Andromeda
I am a meteorite,
sailing thru time.
I see Hailey every few decades or so.
But this year feels different.
An end is coming.
No origin, but an end;
a location,
my new home.
I am a meteorite,
sailing home.
I am a meteorite,
sailing home.
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