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#planets
Give me a minute To read the stars Lamenting in their stories Their laboured twinkling far and sparse Give me this moment To stumble and swoon My branches reaching for The faraway moon Give me a while To be one with the universe Hear the colliding planets As they spill their mournful verse Give me some time To plot my rightful place Within my uncharted galaxy And collapsing space...
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Oct 27, 2014
Oct 27, 2014 at 8:27 AM UTC
Give Me My Space
I laid on a dune, I looked at the sky. And saw the clouds passing by. The Moon was peeping through the clouds. To me it seemed so fake; like a plastic in a vase ! But if I had a mind, I could write about Pluto, Jupiter and Mars. I could folio on a rainbow from Venus, and have breakfast with stars. Or I could spin the galaxies, And play pinball with them. But, I felt so helpless and small; 'Immense', that is what I could say in all !
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Sep 27, 2014
Sep 27, 2014 at 7:54 AM UTC
Night Sky
The Universe It's full of stars, planets, stardust It's infinite And in all of its infinity I can't find anything, anyone I would love more than I love you
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Nov 7, 2014
Nov 7, 2014 at 12:25 AM UTC
Universe
You are the center of my solar system You brighten up my whole galaxy You shine the brightest among the stars Oh darling why wont you study astronomy with me So you'd know how much my heart aches for you
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Apr 28, 2015
Apr 28, 2015 at 12:11 PM UTC
Cosmic Lover
the universe isn't vast enough and big enough to show you how much i love you.
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May 28, 2014
May 28, 2014 at 4:21 PM UTC
universe.
'tis a sad sad tale of woe of which I sing of gods and godesses and their lessening how forlorn the goddess Ceres once loved by all and wooed by many when unprovoked and unforeseen a war was wrought 'gainst fair queen caught unawares her throne assailed her forces scattered 'twas all unfair cast down she was from lofty throne no longer crowned no more beloved pierced thru with many thorns belittled and besmirched her reputation and now her station lost far beyond re-incarnation silently she slips away lost and near forgotten wounded and rarely seen her sullen thoughts of malice reign shamed and bleeding plotting her revenge till time and chance provide the proper circumstance then all the thorns that pierced her thru she shook as many blades and hurled those bitter barbs as one 'gainst Hades' mighty gates shaken he from his dark slumber his rallied forces armed in numbers their banners raised on solar breezes as trumpets blare thru breathless reaches voices shout in protestation slide rules locked in astrometric calculations oh see how Ceres scorned and mocked has wrought her rotting vengeance on Pluto's frozen rocks "Oh woe to thee my Persephone flee thee now to thy father's house for thy husband's hearth hath been broken and Hades' home now just a token My lofty edifice a shattered wrack an' all that's left 'tis a humble wretched shack" Pic Poem https://www.pix-star.com/media/cache_local/download/23fc881b88e812947b061094f5694d32/JPlutoThouHastFallen-e52.jpg .
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Apr 22, 2018
Apr 22, 2018 at 4:02 PM UTC
Pluto, Thou Hast Fallen
'tis a sad sad tale of woe of which I sing of gods and godesses and their lessening how forlorn the goddess Ceres once loved by all and wooed by many when unprovoked and unforeseen a war was wrought 'gainst fair queen caught unawares her throne assailed her forces scattered 'twas all unfair cast down she was from lofty throne no longer crowned no more beloved pierced thru with many thorns belittled and besmirched her reputation and now her station lost far beyond re-incarnation silently she slips away lost and near forgotten wounded and rarely seen her sullen thoughts of malice reign shamed and bleeding plotting her revenge till time and chance provide the proper circumstance then all the thorns that pierced her thru she shook as many blades and hurled those bitter barbs as one 'gainst Hades' mighty gates shaken he from his dark slumber his rallied forces armed in numbers their banners raised on solar breezes as trumpets blare thru breathless reaches voices shout in protestation slide rules locked in astrometric calculations oh see how Ceres scorned and mocked has wrought her rotting vengeance on Pluto's frozen rocks "Oh woe to thee my Persephone flee thee now to thy father's house for thy husband's hearth hath been broken and Hades' home now just a token My lofty edifice a shattered wrack an' all that's left 'tis a humble wretched shack" Pic Poem https://www.pix-star.com/media/cache_local/download/23fc881b88e812947b061094f5694d32/JPlutoThouHastFallen-e52.jpg .
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Sometimes we call them planets Sometimes we call them atoms The wise man knows that there is no difference He knows that they are truly one and the same Within the same universe
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Apr 4, 2016
Apr 4, 2016 at 4:01 PM UTC
One and the Same
To reach our Earth, the Electromagnetic light Circumvents all the planets. Poem by Marieta Maglas
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Mar 2, 2016
Mar 2, 2016 at 4:17 PM UTC
Curved Light (Katuata Poetry)
All the stars as one in unison Make up the galaxy we're in, Floating around a white celestial Being on this planetary ship. We'll wind up in the "path of Gods," A self-made volunteer appears with an "Informative" plan to share "love's book," To speak of "things we'll find on this journey," No future planned stone can be pre-overlooked. And in the skies float the particles That started out light years away Have finally made their touchdown, Leaving the express universal highway A rocky chunk of history found it's way to town. A story that is so ancient, so in tune with time, That it even has developed a star-struck Lightning fire in the backyard of galactic life, And what sprouted from the ashy rubble is us, Eyes hands and feet and all to experience, To explore the many creations of natural love.
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Mar 11, 2015
Mar 11, 2015 at 9:27 PM UTC
Enlightenment
If “dying is an art,” you do not do it well.  I do not have words, do not have thoughts; there is nothing inside of me anymore.  I am vacant, hollow, and if this is what time travel feels like I do not want any part of it.  Racing past the stars, past the planets, past Andromeda's spiraling, galactic force, I am light-years ahead and then light-years behind—I am                 two years                    too late.                   You cannot know, you will not know, how Auriga is waiting in the sky to whisk you                                                                  away,                away,                            away. The bubbling of your oxygen sounds like the water fountains you used to pass as a child, but there are no pennies at the bottom of this.  And I wonder, with your eyes closed, if you feel like you are swimming.  Barely treading water, fighting to keep your head above, choking on salt and brine as you try to kick your feet, try to swim to Lake Michigan’s shoreline.  I want Poseidon to spit you out of sea like a cork, want Neptune to come alive through the mosaics of your bathroom and lead you away from the great, black, wave of stars that is breaking and crashing and barely brushing your bare feet. Some fish were meant to drown.  You are not one of them.  Pisces is meant to swim                   forever. This time machine has dropped me back into my nightmare again, but it is not only mine, it’s yours.  I am trying to read the constellations, trying to map the planets, trying to figure out the moon cycles, but I fear that this is a language I had learned once and tried to forget—we are now digging each others graves.   The nurse in blue, the doctor in white, the sun in gold, and you, red as dead and clotted blood, have merged into a new dialect that does not mirror what I know the way the Gemini twins mimic one another in the cosmos. (I think                                  I have lost my ability to speak with angels and this terrifies me.) Is God whispering the secrets of the world into your ear yet?  Is Jesus showing you how to be holy?  Are you tearing the bread for communion and feeding it to the birds?  Are you taking shots from His heavenly blood, getting drunk off the possibility of closing your eyes, leaning back, and watching Perseus fight your battles for you?                                                        Do you want to be a constellation, too? I am eighty miles away from you, but it feels more like eighty light-years.  I am watching you through someone else’s eyes and choking myself with my own hands as I try to show you what you mean to me.  My hands are cracked and bleeding from pounding them against the wall you constructed around yourself, but you don’t have control over that wall anymore, do you? You are too young to ride Pegasus in the night sky, too young to build your own wings, too young to fall and drown like Icarus.  You know how to swim.  You are learning how to fly.  There is no reason for you to shake God’s hand yet.  Put the halo down—                                                                                                            you are not ready.
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Dec 2, 2014
Dec 2, 2014 at 1:05 AM UTC
Hospice, Age 19
If “dying is an art,” you do not do it well.  I do not have words, do not have thoughts; there is nothing inside of me anymore.  I am vacant, hollow, and if this is what time travel feels like I do not want any part of it.  Racing past the stars, past the planets, past Andromeda's spiraling, galactic force, I am light-years ahead and then light-years behind—I am                 two years                    too late.                   You cannot know, you will not know, how Auriga is waiting in the sky to whisk you                                                                  away,                away,                            away. The bubbling of your oxygen sounds like the water fountains you used to pass as a child, but there are no pennies at the bottom of this.  And I wonder, with your eyes closed, if you feel like you are swimming.  Barely treading water, fighting to keep your head above, choking on salt and brine as you try to kick your feet, try to swim to Lake Michigan’s shoreline.  I want Poseidon to spit you out of sea like a cork, want Neptune to come alive through the mosaics of your bathroom and lead you away from the great, black, wave of stars that is breaking and crashing and barely brushing your bare feet. Some fish were meant to drown.  You are not one of them.  Pisces is meant to swim                   forever. This time machine has dropped me back into my nightmare again, but it is not only mine, it’s yours.  I am trying to read the constellations, trying to map the planets, trying to figure out the moon cycles, but I fear that this is a language I had learned once and tried to forget—we are now digging each others graves.   The nurse in blue, the doctor in white, the sun in gold, and you, red as dead and clotted blood, have merged into a new dialect that does not mirror what I know the way the Gemini twins mimic one another in the cosmos. (I think                                  I have lost my ability to speak with angels and this terrifies me.) Is God whispering the secrets of the world into your ear yet?  Is Jesus showing you how to be holy?  Are you tearing the bread for communion and feeding it to the birds?  Are you taking shots from His heavenly blood, getting drunk off the possibility of closing your eyes, leaning back, and watching Perseus fight your battles for you?                                                        Do you want to be a constellation, too? I am eighty miles away from you, but it feels more like eighty light-years.  I am watching you through someone else’s eyes and choking myself with my own hands as I try to show you what you mean to me.  My hands are cracked and bleeding from pounding them against the wall you constructed around yourself, but you don’t have control over that wall anymore, do you? You are too young to ride Pegasus in the night sky, too young to build your own wings, too young to fall and drown like Icarus.  You know how to swim.  You are learning how to fly.  There is no reason for you to shake God’s hand yet.  Put the halo down—                                                                                                            you are not ready.
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spinning violently the roaring rush dampened by dark infinity
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Jun 8, 2015
Jun 8, 2015 at 11:16 AM UTC
jupiter
my eyes still burn from the last time we locked them you and I are like fires everyone and everything around us trying to extinguish us but our eyes they meet and make a forest fire they meet and planets explode it's like there's nothing else keeping me from moving on except for the way our eyes used to ignite at a mere glance.
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Jul 21, 2022
Jul 21, 2022 at 11:20 AM UTC
ablaze
Across mountain peaks like the spikes of your hair my fingers brush, careening off glaciers and sliding down hidden slopes. Curved and crossed as the bones in your spine, smooth and strong like the gliding wings of a hawk. The tawny-colored feathers echoed in each iris. A look, haunting. Chills and weightlessness invade my body curled next to yours in perfect sync to your heartbeat. Where waterfalls overflow our emotions capsizing our lonely individual vessels amid galaxies colliding each other on a spiraling journey of passion. The heat. Bronzer than the sun in Summer. My love. My moon and my stars. My one and only. Just two out-there planets together forever. Undiscovered, untarnished, undefiled by humanity. A secret whisper from the nebulas… *I    love             you….*
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May 20, 2014
May 20, 2014 at 4:18 AM UTC
Planets
Thinking that maybe there is music on planets other than our own With different tones that we just can’t seem to hone And instruments like triple necked trombones made of recycled robotic bones Rockstar aliens playing in bands and doing gigs on planets in neighbouring zones A gigantic galactic space tour to call their own and silver and chrome skyscraper cities to rock and roam
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Jun 9, 2014
Jun 9, 2014 at 6:04 PM UTC
Interstellar Spacetour
I am Pluto. Cold, alone, small, and distant. I am the misunderstood. The outsider. The one who isn't the one. The one who is the outcast. The one who is cold.
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Feb 23, 2013
Feb 23, 2013 at 1:32 PM UTC
Pluto
Months have gone by and still you echo in my black hole, your lips still brushing mine in the wind that caresses my face, your voice whispering through the riffs and chords of songs, your body visible in the contours of trees, your face in the curves of the clouds, and looking up desperately at the night sky, I envision you glancing at the same stars, your soul having been imprinted permanently on the Earth's ceiling, so even when I close my eyes you linger in the corners of my mind, a universe of constellations and planets, galactic clusters of immortal memories and undying desires. Months have gone by as I continue to orbit around the memory of you, tilting onto your axis, spinning round and round as I try desperately to get back to you, but you're galaxies away.
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Mar 24, 2015
Mar 24, 2015 at 12:08 AM UTC
Astronomy
The non-planet, poor Pluto, Circling far out and forgotten, I cast my thoughts around you, Knowing you are like many here, Too insignificant to be noticed, And yet, still worthwhile, for sure. I caress the cold of Neptune, Her super speed winds whip by, She has no thought for me, too busy, As is her sister, Uranus, circling, Unaware that I, or others, even exist, Yet, we are made of the same stuff, Stardust, so exotic, so varied; so us. My thoughts come leaping back, Arcing around the rings of Saturn, Slipping between sparkling icy dust, Navigating the dark reaching fingers, Stretching impassively from their host, Guiding my eye to the little moons, Knowing that life might thrive there. I somersault away to King Jupiter, He used to wander, he battled hard, Casting out the rogue gas giant, Clearing the way for the rocky worlds, Giving life to us all, before drifting back, Cajoled by Saturn, his anger still rages, The red spot storm churning, his moons, Observing, as Jupiter takes on all comers. And we, the rocky four, so grateful, As Jupiter snaffles the debris, holds it, Or hurls it away, so we live, we learn, Our inner sisters too hot, brother Mars, Too cold, for now, but one day, yes, As we begin to bake, Mars awaits, To welcome us for a million years, or so, A blink of an eye, universally speaking, But home has hope, hope offers life, Unlike our unwanted distant cousin, The non-planet, poor Pluto. ©Paul M Chafer 2015
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Apr 5, 2015
Apr 5, 2015 at 8:58 AM UTC
No hope for Pluto
Do birds question their existance? Do bees think they're alive? Does the walrus fight the resistance? Do horses just survive? Does the grass give a rat's *** Do the trees even care? Do the shrubs think the bushes are crass? Do the flowers curse and swear? Do the rolling plains feel plain? Do the mountains feel like a molehill? Does the ocean just go through the motion? Do the valleys lay in alleys like road **** Does the Earth feel worth? Does Uranus feel hanus? Does Jupiter hate its girth? Our Universe is the worst!
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Sep 19, 2018
Sep 19, 2018 at 4:34 PM UTC
Depression Question
Have you ever Truly, contemplated The Void? Have you? Really? Ever? It's blackness surrounds us In all directions Wrapped in its Utter empty Dark embrace And we spiral down within it Like a lost soul In a deep Gravity well. Around a yellow Many-blessed star Which itself Circles the Frigid centre Of a Galaxy A wide, Milky way Saggittarian armed Which itself Is moving Circling away from a point with its Peers contained in The Virgo cluster Away, and away. One day to unite Violently With Andromenda 2 million years Of light away Herself In a collision So vast, the heavens will Tremble And worlds Will spin Off their axis' And yet, this Is as nothing When compared To the void. The nothingness The totality Alpha - Omega It watches us Mutely Waiting Our turn To return It watches all its Galactic children As they Run away Gravity wise Forever, eternally From the point At which they Formed/born Heat, energy Perfect symmetry Broken and Shattered Resulting In the Void That point Is where the Void began It's career of Darkness and Silence Its airless cold presence Embraces all And ever since Its...................... Nothingness has been Increasing Relentless Light year upon Light year Yes, it is truth Nothingness Is the true nature Of this Universe God's creation That we think So mundane The one we feel Is packed with life, Woods, hills, tree Small towns Pieces of paper But we live in a special place Places that are something Are the exception Not the rule Which is no thing We are so rare, like a single teardrop In a pacific ocean of Nothing Beyond here Up there Down there Across there It seems filled to Brim with stars Twinkle with promise But be warned All the stars and Galaxies (red and blue) Would not fill A millionth of a Percentile Of the universal void. It swallows them All, entirely Gently staring at us Forever From its dark Black eye Think on that And then Think again And again You cannot Contain it No thing Can The stars And all the planets Nebuli and holes black and dark Are as nothing Human beings Thought Ephemeral Taken whole Compared to the real Stuff of Universe Which is void. Think upon it As much as you can On a cloudness night Stare into the sky And realize You are truly looking into Eternity A void so utterly empty That all things that are, or will be Mean no thing To it, its deep black heart And complete Perfect emptiness If you do not Swoon with fear And tremble With excitement At the reality of This fact Of your true existence And of Your private privililge To glimpse At this no thing From a tiny blue/white rock-made ball Of a home Trapped in nothing Then you have not Truly Contemplated The reality of The Void.........
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Apr 22, 2014
Apr 22, 2014 at 5:58 AM UTC
The Void
Have you ever Truly, contemplated The Void? Have you? Really? Ever? It's blackness surrounds us In all directions Wrapped in its Utter empty Dark embrace And we spiral down within it Like a lost soul In a deep Gravity well. Around a yellow Many-blessed star Which itself Circles the Frigid centre Of a Galaxy A wide, Milky way Saggittarian armed Which itself Is moving Circling away from a point with its Peers contained in The Virgo cluster Away, and away. One day to unite Violently With Andromenda 2 million years Of light away Herself In a collision So vast, the heavens will Tremble And worlds Will spin Off their axis' And yet, this Is as nothing When compared To the void. The nothingness The totality Alpha - Omega It watches us Mutely Waiting Our turn To return It watches all its Galactic children As they Run away Gravity wise Forever, eternally From the point At which they Formed/born Heat, energy Perfect symmetry Broken and Shattered Resulting In the Void That point Is where the Void began It's career of Darkness and Silence Its airless cold presence Embraces all And ever since Its...................... Nothingness has been Increasing Relentless Light year upon Light year Yes, it is truth Nothingness Is the true nature Of this Universe God's creation That we think So mundane The one we feel Is packed with life, Woods, hills, tree Small towns Pieces of paper But we live in a special place Places that are something Are the exception Not the rule Which is no thing We are so rare, like a single teardrop In a pacific ocean of Nothing Beyond here Up there Down there Across there It seems filled to Brim with stars Twinkle with promise But be warned All the stars and Galaxies (red and blue) Would not fill A millionth of a Percentile Of the universal void. It swallows them All, entirely Gently staring at us Forever From its dark Black eye Think on that And then Think again And again You cannot Contain it No thing Can The stars And all the planets Nebuli and holes black and dark Are as nothing Human beings Thought Ephemeral Taken whole Compared to the real Stuff of Universe Which is void. Think upon it As much as you can On a cloudness night Stare into the sky And realize You are truly looking into Eternity A void so utterly empty That all things that are, or will be Mean no thing To it, its deep black heart And complete Perfect emptiness If you do not Swoon with fear And tremble With excitement At the reality of This fact Of your true existence And of Your private privililge To glimpse At this no thing From a tiny blue/white rock-made ball Of a home Trapped in nothing Then you have not Truly Contemplated The reality of The Void.........
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Good morning, my friend. As we awake to another beautiful sunrise, your eyes radiate the burning star of your soul and shine upon the cold moon of my heart, allowing you to see me as I truly am; A simple mixture of water, rock and minerals, working in perfect balance to float through the empty vacuum of this space. Your light shines upon my imperfections, laying them bare. The warm glow of your rays has sprouted life in this barren landscape. I yearn for your gravitational pull. If my inching towards you throws the solar system out of alignment, then I will stay close by as we watch the planets collide and the milky way melt into shooting stars, nourishing the primitive life forms that grow inside me until a new ecosystem sprouts from the combined forces of our energy. Good morning, my friend. Thank you for your sunshine.
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Apr 8, 2015
Apr 8, 2015 at 7:39 AM UTC
Good Morning
you say you need space; but you are my space. you are all the stars in my night sky, the moon that i look at every night, and you are all of the planets in my galaxy. so how am i supposed to give you space? the whole sky will come crashing down on me.
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Jul 10, 2022
Jul 10, 2022 at 4:55 PM UTC
space