Long Astronomers Poems
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An Ordinary Girl - Translation From TagoreSharing my translation of a famous poem (Sadharan Meye) written by Rabindranath Tagore, who won Nobel Prize in Literature in 1913. It's one of his story-like poems, written in Bengali, which is one of the...
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Categories:
astronomers, life, loss,
Form:
Narrative
'continental Drift' - the Metaphor'Continental Drift' - The Metaphor
In the seventies (1), few people dreamed ‘it’ was true,
guessed by scientists first when rough coastlines compared (2)
matched like parts of a puzzle (a jigsaw), found place
that joined ‘drop-offs’ waves hid...
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Categories:
astronomers, faith, science,
Form:
Rhyme
The Scorpion's Touch
“The Scorpion’s Touch”
Under glass
the sound cuts out sharp
just like under water
and we run out of breath
like insects running around
frantically out of time
we are magnified
in our tight enclosures
internally observed
the external turns away
two heart...
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Categories:
astronomers, humanity, muse, mystery,
Form:
Free verse
The Conditions of LivingThe Conditions of Living
Stark organisations of my observations
Respond to beauty with pure elation
Instead of chronic devastation
Process the abject consternation
From contrived over-saturation
And acute mass manipulation
That should be in legal confiscation
Truth found...
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Categories:
astronomers, 12th grade,
Form:
Rhyme
DistanceSometimes I still use a cordless house phone.
When I call her I imagine her wrapping an invisible cord around her finger
as if she were only walking slowly the opposite direction as the cord...
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Categories:
astronomers, girlfriend-boyfriend, life, loss, love, sad, house, me,
Form:
Personification
Behold, He is coming quicklyLo, for Behold He is coming quickly;
Faster than a New York's minute,
It is in the twinkling of an eye; that
Jesus Christ will return to rescue
His children; right in the middle
Of the cloudy sky. Both the...
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Categories:
astronomers, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, 6th
Form:
Prose
Celestial Cherry BlossomsThe poet Basho, whose name is acclaimed
worldwide for haiku esteemed,
wrote myriad works for their greatness famed
and frequently nature themed.
Japan in the sixteen hundreds was where
his lyric verses were penned
mid trips solitary in open air
which continued...
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Categories:
astronomers, creation, flower, inspiration, nature, poetry, stars, universe,
Form:
Verse
Idyllic reverie during break of dayIdyllic reverie during break of day
May today bring unbridled bliss
delivered courtesy sunshine kissed
giving Midas a run for his money.
When the last trace of night
evaporates analogous to milky hue,
whereat a dreamy state
pervades thy...
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Categories:
astronomers, angel, appreciation, april, beautiful, blessing, celebration, day,
Form:
Free verse
Water, Water‘Water’ seems a fitting title
of this rhyme on something vital
for the beings we take care of
and the others we’re aware of.
Life on Earth depends on water,
whether human or sea otter,
fish or fowl, whatever creatures
having...
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Categories:
astronomers, earth, environment, life, nature, poets, space, water,
Form:
Rhyme
Sidereal GenerationsMy genealogical family tree
was traced by a relative distant,
thus uncovering ancestral names for me,
of some who had seemed nonexistent.
The past came alive in my fantasy world
with visions of settings dramatic,
as I felt myself in scenario...
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Categories:
astronomers, analogy, family, history, music, sky, space, stars,
Form:
Verse
In a Perfect WorldIn a Perfect World, the world would have to be just so - perfect!
On the sixth day of creation God said to his Son, ALL things are
perfectly good - in both heaven and on...
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Categories:
astronomers, bible, blessing, creation, desire,
Form:
Prose Poetry
Stars and SoulsStars and our Souls
Twas' a young gal was born in the dust the cradled in the dark
There in the darkness stood a hot fire as I felt a case of an immortal spark
With patience as...
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Categories:
astronomers, appreciation, blessing, introspection,
Form:
Rhyme
Einstein's WavesIs space-time a fabric that stretches and strains,
like a grass harp ruffling across the great plains,
when the force of a huge body in motion
makes waves akin to the billowing ocean?
LIGO’s antennae have finally disclosed
those waves...
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Categories:
astronomers, eulogy, science, sky, space, stars, truth, visionary,
Form:
Verse
The MoonrakersCalming water and the moon shining
Rivers of rays on a lake flowing
A crippled water painting appears
Men become half dead from having beers
The molten gold became the night’s veil
Blinding them from the white sun so pale
Only...
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Categories:
astronomers, anger, boy, funny, humor, humorous, kid, light,
Form:
Rhyme
Stars For All SeasonsArt works of Sovereign omnipotence are the stars*
Beauty to behold…midst darkness-gloom
Creation-masterpieces crafted by the supreme Designer
Delights of the eyes for all seasons defying deceits’ obscurity…
Extolling the awesome grandeur of Deity’s highness!
Firmament wonders they are challenging...
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Categories:
astronomers, appreciation, encouraging, faith, god, inspirational, spiritual, star,
Form:
Abecedarian
The NewburghersThe Newburghers
(A Jazz Talk in Six Parts -
Dawn - Introduction
Waking - Enter Von Newburgh
Genesis - The Development
...
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Categories:
astronomers, change, cool, dream, future, society, visionary,
Form:
Free verse
Close Cosmic EncounterA barred spiral galaxy in the Giraffe
has one of the arms curled in front of its core
where dust laden lanes in the grouping outpour
as Hubble has shown it for earthlings’ behalf.
Some sort of encounter perhaps...
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Categories:
astronomers, creation, humanity, nature, senses, space, wisdom, world,
Form:
Verse
Stellar FireballHere’s a starry poem one might call ekphrastic
about an exploding fireball fantastic
from a ‘nova’, imaged with time-lapse clarity,
all the more remarkable for the rarity
of tracking its expansion– which researchers say
engulfs a place in outer space...
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Categories:
astronomers, image, imagery, science, sky, space, star, stars,
Form:
Ekphrasis
Empyreal Pleiades GreetingsThe seven sisters’ supernal sight
was by sailors stellarly prized
in legendary dove-likened flight,
catasterism immortalized.
As mythical frieze empyreal
they appear in stargazers’ view
of the Pleiades ethereal
fleeing in misty byways blue.
They’ve lent the cosmos fabled luster
ever since by...
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Categories:
astronomers, fantasy, imagination, inspiration, literature, mythology, new year,
Form:
Verse
Dreams Beyond DreamsThere are places out in space
that beg the question of why,
abiding where dreams embrace
our infinite inner sky.
Stargazers pay attention
to sidereal pathways,
tracing every dimension,
some using astral math ways.
Scientists study each fact
and what their instruments find
of astronomic...
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Categories:
astronomers, birth, creation, death, dream, light, space, star,
Form:
Verse
The Christmas StarThe Christmas Star
Oh Beautiful Star of Bethlehem
How brightly you did shine!
Yet how you pale in comparison
To child Jesus' light divine.
According to Christian tradition, the Star of Bethlehem, also known as the Christmas star, revealed...
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Categories:
astronomers, christian, inspirational, jesus, light, star,
Form:
Prose
CrossroadsThese roads have always been here. Wood to brick, brick to stone, changes with the coming times. Modernity but where did it come from? All of a sudden, walking along different paths that lead to...
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Categories:
astronomers, conflict, lost, memory, october, psychological, solitude, winter,
Form:
Free verse
Humanity
Humanity
The pagan pilgrimage, sun-worshippers frequently make
Latter-day phenomenon, take off on a Bronze Age break
Constellations change position, solstices realign
Tropic of Capricorn peaks, Cancer starts its slow decline
Astrologers reassure us, the end is not bespoke
Astronomers can’t...
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Categories:
astronomers, humanity, perspective, science,
Form:
Rhyme
Hubble SuperbubbleA ‘superbubble’ called bizarre
by some star watchers from afar
albeit it known as N Four Four
emission nebula with score
or scores of stars midst gas aglow
in Magellanic Cloud’s outflow
with dusty lanes we dreamers stride
inside the Cloud termed...
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Categories:
astronomers, earth, humanity, irony, space, stars, universe, world,
Form:
Verse
When All You Thought Was True, Isnt
“When all you thought was true, isn’t ...”
When all you thought
was true,
isn’t
an interesting
conversation
sashays in
opening
channels
has begun
quite alien
epistemological
holy smoking light ray
stun gun
(LadyLabyrinth / 2022)
“Narayan”/The Prodigy
https://youtu.be/bzVjZu4fl4o
“UFOs, Religion & Technology”/UAP Society
https://youtu.be/FoWKTjSUx3s
Kyiv Astronomers capture...
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Categories:
astronomers, humanity, religion, science,
Form:
Free verse