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Best Hubble Poems

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Premium Member Snookered
When ‘He’ decides to destroy one and all
I’ll spend my last day in this old snooker hall
My cue in one hand and a beer in...

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Categories: hubble, earth, fate, moon, space,
Form: Rhyme



Do the Math
Fifty stars
and
thirteen stripes
Wavy patriotic mathematician
do the math ... 
Subtraction or addition,
what will the numbers be,
37 or 63?
Slavery took away my parents’ human rights,
and their children’s...

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Categories: hubble, america, history, math, truth,
Form: Narrative
Time Machine
TIME MACHINE

We always try to build a TARDIS,
in thinking we would look the smartest.
But then, who's time would we travel in, 
with a choice for...

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© Edlynn Nau  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: hubble, future, memory, science fiction,
Form: Rhyme
One Day
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oLCHXfkGOIw

One day we'll all go to the other side of the world 
where the moon is launched near the stars unfurled  
We will assemble...

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Categories: hubble, appreciation, heaven,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Hourglass Nebula
HOURGLASS NEBULA

A masterpiece — the Creator dabbles in time
with windblown hues of crimson bands, narrow
neck like the green eye of a nebula monster.

Painted in amazing...

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Categories: hubble, space,
Form: Free verse



Spiritedly Distilling Social Graces
Puberty set off affright
seeding decades long
     terrestrial space flight
freighted existential blight,
wherefore from that
attempt to live airtight
many scores yesternight
ago, I barely (except

...

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Categories: hubble, 11th grade, 12th grade,
Form: Free verse
The Poem of Everything
With a mass influx of background radiation
Strengthens the idea of a cosmic inflation 
Ten seconds of magic starting with a bang 
Leaves religious hearts with...

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Categories: hubble, beautiful, creation, earth, mystery,
Form: Ballad
Milk Spill
Under inexorable gravity’s pull,
galaxies often move toward one another.
Closer and closer they come to each other,
till astronomic smashups happen in full.

For no less than two...

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Categories: hubble, earth, image, space, star,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member A Light In the Heavens
Galileo had his turn.
But with much still left to learn
the brown dwarf sat-----waiting.

Then came hubble to the frey.
Seeking in a finite way
the brown dwarf teasing.

Nibiru,...

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Categories: hubble, environment, planet,
Form: Triolet
A Star Is Born
One kazillion million miles away
Far off in a distant galaxy 
Is the most fascinating phenomenon
It is a star making machine
Berthed from a vast expanse of...

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Categories: hubble, christian, heaven, science, sky,
Form: Free verse
How Bout Stoichiometry For a Conversational Hook
How 'Bout Stoichiometry For A Conversational Hook?

Nary a clue exists about
     the relationship between
relative quantities of substances
    ...

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Categories: hubble, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Free verse
Butterfly Dream
I had a dream that I was a butterfly
winged iridescent; my life would flutter by
as I was dreaming a dream of a dream of
my own...

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Categories: hubble, beauty, dream, image, inspiration,
Form: Ekphrasis
Premium Member God's Realm
God’s is the realm beyond man’s understanding.
Underway is rapid and rabid deforestation of God’s domain.
As science expands, so does the chasm 
between God and men.

Men...

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Categories: hubble, god,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Prizes For Ultimate Sacrifices - Part Two
Prizes for Ultimate Sacrifices                     ...

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© T Wignesan  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: hubble, howl, inspirational, metaphor, satire,
Form: Dramatic Monologue
Now That's Relativity
Astronomers behold celestial delights,
Endlessly finding glorious heavenly insights.
Joyfully keep learning more natural obscurities.
Previously quite routinely seen targets usually viewed with x-rays,
Yet zoomed in using Hubble...

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Categories: hubble, nature, science, space, stars,
Form: ABC

Book: Reflection on the Important Things