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Best Fermi Poems


Fermi
Dark empty nothing
Bulging forever outwards
... No aliens yet...

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Categories: fermi, earth, lonely, mystery, solitude,
Form: Haiku
The Fermi Paradox
My dad took my nine-year-old hand
and led me outside to look at the night sky.
“I’d give you the stars,” and he meant it, but I didn’t want them,
because they aren’t ours. My new telescope showed me blurry planets, 
far out of reach,
and I asked him...

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Categories: fermi, space,
Form: Free verse
The Fermi Paradox
So the fact that aliens are not out in public
From the millions of other worlds possible
In our universe so wide
And the millions of years since
The Big Bang has occurred
Means there isn’t anyone else around
So don’t go looking for them
The Fermi Paradox has stated this to...

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Categories: fermi, science,
Form: Ballad

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