I, Descendant
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Ancient texts and books have been written through the years,
thousands of years ago they came with fears;
from an alien world,
and from their space ship hundreds of males unfurled;
who looked like monsters from the underworld,
and human women had tears.
Those men came to mate to increase their failing race,
the women they would hunt down and chase;
but running was in vain,
human men who tried to stop the rapes were slain;
the delivery of the babies brought death and pain,
but once born the child was taken into space.
Taken to a planet in the outer reaches of space so deep,
but many women wanted those babies to keep;
and hid them until the aliens at last did depart,
the children turned out to be smart;
each descendant with intelligence that set them apart,
and we build massive monuments steep.
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January 12, 2018
Poetry/Rhyme/I, Descendant
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Copyright © Constance La France | Year Posted 2018
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