Callisto Poems | Examples


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Four moons orbiting Jupiter were discovered by Galileo.
He named them Europa, Ganymede, Callisto, and Io.
Several unmanned space probes were sent there recently.
They revealed things no earth-bound sky watcher could see.
Of special interest was the Jovian moon Io.
This body has many an active volcano.
Io is literally turning itself inside-out.
This makes the moon the most fascinating without a doubt.
Categories: callisto, space,
Form: Rhyme

Premium MemberTrue Jupiterians

Lunaris Jovis 

planetae, planetary

moons of Jupiter

as of the past year

of twenty eighteen, there are

seventy-nine known

satellites, whereto,

four of the largest moons were

first discovered by

Galileo back

in sixteen-o-nine, first was

Io, Europa,

Ganymede, lastly,

Callisto, all confirmed by

the following year.



Date: 06/08/2019
*Syllable Counter checked 5-7-5, 5-7-5, 5-7-5, 5-7-5, 5-7-5 = 85 Syllables Total
Categories: callisto, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Choka


The Moons of Jupiter

could someone please tell me

of the moons intentions

and of their affair

with Jupiter's rings

when lo and behold

Io has a fire in her belly

snowy volcanic fields

burning ice in her spring

Europa stands by

displaying cold shoulders

with oceans below

life she does bring

brother Ganymede

pulls it together

dark are his regions

light his terrain

beaten and battered

Callisto the stepchild

unchanged in its matter

and the song that it sings

is this all true

of Jupiter's moons

and of their intentions

could someone tell me
Categories: callisto, moon, planet, space,
Form: Rhyme

Spiralling Stardust Sight

Spiralling Stardust Sight



Chasing clusters of dust and Venus vapid lust
We sail and we sway throughout the Milky Way
In a thrust, we land on a planet of candescent crust
And with dynamic display spiralling star dust spray

Jupiter and its moon Callisto a calamitous cocoon
With craters of ice, the shivering silence shall suffice
Off to Mars by noon on a botanical baronial balloon
It has paid the price with scars that scabrously splice

And lest we not forget Pluto a throw away or asset
A tiny pinhole within the cosmic super galactic bowl
On the night we met the stars shining as we sweat
The love that you stole along with my heart and soul

All this on a spontaneous starry narcotising night
Within a spiralling stardust spraying sensuous sight.




Oct.11.2017
The Cosmos
Sponsored by: Thvia Shetley 



First submitted on May.07.2017
Resurrected for this entry
Categories: callisto, planet, space, voyage,
Form: Sonnet

Spiraling Stardust Sight

Chasing clusters of dust and Venus vapid lust
We sailingly sway throughout the Milky Way
In a thrust, we land on a planet of candescent crust
And with dynamic display spiraling star dust spray

Jupiter and its moon Callisto a calamitous cocoon
With craters of ice, the shivering silence shall suffice
Off to Mars by noon on a botanical baronial balloon
It has paid the price with scars that scabrously splice

And lest we not forget Pluto a throwaway or asset
A tiny pinhole within the cosmic super galactic bowl
On the night we met the stars shining as we sweat
The love that you stole along with my heart and soul

All this on a spontaneous starry narcotising night
Within a spiraling stardust spraying sensuous sight.



May.07.2017
Night Sky Sonnets only - Contest
Sponsored by: Shadow Hamilton
Categories: callisto, analogy, dream, night, stars,
Form: Sonnet


Artemisia

absinthe…
not absent this proof
the ascend of spirits grande
fairies greene as flowers bland
pour from a bottle 
three in hand

“goddess of the hunt” 
a drink most beautiful

origins Callisto
of generations purposeful
a papyrus recorded 
medicinal
and magical 
a cold mix of elixir
in measured vapors…

delicious escapes
as the favored
Demeter
do you agree… 
of my muse
news better 
of the bitters used
or do you resist 
in the kiss of Mead

indeed
the nature of things
in a pleasurable state
for material brings
of the being fortuna
a corona by name
in a date of Chance

and it was there
hear
where they danced
Categories: callisto, health, nature,
Form: I do not know?

Flow My Tears He Said

listen
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=NtbunQgEi_0



marooned …

she looked sad
when I stopped her
the action of a theory
almost mad as sure
determination grows
four . identification
a matter of when
we show
unification . politico
perfectus to socio
… it’s the order she knows
a pandora . a where now
of why she goes . she echoes
of bio . psyche . technico
the sixth
a scent undeniable
and undetectable
but for the few
….

she looked up
and knew
in his eyes
the truth
.

I’m out of time
genetically modified
to not show 
and I’m rogue
….

stunned 
and in stereo
her voice within him
let his mind say go

and she was gone
a para . sight
of entangled song
.

the names Callisto
she drove on
as he watched her
fade to colors unseen

” it’s where I’ve been “

he could hear her
a new horizon
unknown of when
she’d return

.

lines of dimension
distort in a form
unmentioned
a storm of disorder
in a Jovian doam
.
her intention
is to move in time




inspired by
Flow My Tears, the Policeman Said
Philip K Dick
" and I don’t know why "
Categories: callisto, friendship, mystery, nature, space,
Form: Free verse

The Planets(Jupiter)

Oh great Jupiter, king of all the planets.
The great gas giant.
A great red spot, a magnificent storm.
You have many moons some large and some small.
The greatest of which are the Galilean moons.
Io, Europa, Ganymede and Callisto.
The flux tube between Io and Jupiter,
A sight to behold.
As electricity jumps from one to the other.
Largest of all objects in our solar system,
Except the Sun, the giver of life.
Brilliant Jupiter many times larger than Earth
And far more mysterious.

*Work in progress*
Categories: callisto, space
Form: Free verse
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