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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Inspired by the enormous lithograph (a feat in itself) by Robert Rauschenberg, entitled Sky Garden (Stoned Moon), 1969. The Stoned Moon series was created after a tour of NASA facilities and discussions of space travel at that time in history with the artist. The images very much show interconnectedness of nature, mankind, and scientific and technological achievements of the space program. My poem will be best read in conjunction with viewing the artwork - Sky Garden 1969. Breathing in the air of possibility Sparking thoughts interstellar Excitement reigns As something big is created Here within and there without Without boundaries to blot thinking Within reach, the highest heights The breath taken into my lungs Air filled with ideas, brought to mind Whole body trembling with what might be Flashes of colour, eclipsed by ideas Man versus machine versus meaning Explanation, exploration, extrapolation From belly of the Beast to unknown dreamscapes As I and others clamber ceaselessly skywards Do I need to stop and think? I'm lost in the enormity of the vision Both mine and that of the skies Take me, whatever is there, I give myself to it No trepidation tempts me to safer terrain Everything about me now sky high I may never come back down to Earth
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