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Satellites

The planets in our system We have grown to call our own Circling in their Orbit Satellites near our home Typical of us to assume That they belong to you and i But us Humans tend to grab, everything we spy We have even divided the moon How do we know its for us to say There was no Lunar agenda That i remember to this day We just made the rules And divided our Satellite Just trying to figure it out Who actually thought, that was right Maybe our Earths a Stat To become a Satellite Are there more intelligent beings Who may share with us that's right Until we get that greeting We are a sleeping Satellite

Copyright © | Year Posted 2009




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Date: 9/6/2009 3:46:00 AM
Who knows what is out there in the giant awesome universal that is constantly expanding from three simple words that was said who knows when. And God said in the book of Gensis made it all. Have a happy and restful Sunday. Sara
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Date: 6/25/2009 5:17:00 PM
I believe they are so intelligent, they won't bother talking to us untill we become more civil. We are the only species on earth that kills for pleasure, judges by color, and separates by class. What intelligent beings would want to associate with that kind of species. Thank God for the poets and the dreamers. Vince
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Date: 6/25/2009 7:04:00 AM
James, That is an interesting poem. There are more intelligent beings out there watching us!!! The Ones who made us, our universe, and all that is in it. AKA- God. Oh you knew that! I'm just being a little silly again. I like the poem. Lovingly, Dane
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Date: 6/23/2009 3:07:00 PM
Surely there are other intelligent beings wondering the same thing, unless they already know we exist. We do seem to take ownership of our solar system, but there are many others in the universe. Love the way you divide the moon only to question the "Lunar agenda." Brilliant writing, James! It sets me into orbit. Love, Carolyn
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