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The Men In the Moon

THE MEN IN THE MOON Do they still live there, the men in the moon Way under the crust within their own cocoon Are they still watching us, still waiting for us What are their intentions, so in God we trust The moon is far more busy than we all know Alien movement above; as down deep below When there are so many alien visits to earth Which ones are from the moon, I think mirth I keep an eye on the moon, as the moon me We're going to play a part in the future to be Who owns the moon, owns earth underneath As me, a moon child, I only wish earth peace Indiana Shaw . . .

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Tom Cunningham

Date: 8/1/2022 11:39:00 AM

They say on the dark side that we never see are some sort of structures whether or not it's just a strange rock formation I don't know but surely we can't be the only lifeforms in this whole universe, our galaxy is just one of thousands. Hope you're keeping well Indiana. Tom

Indiana Shaw
Date: 8/2/2022 2:15:00 AM

Ello, Tom, it's the size of those structures that does me, miles long it appears, just how big were those aliens, and just how insignificant are we, I am fine, I hope you are keeping well too . . . : )