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The Epic of the Great King
There sits behind deep forests hidden,
A sight to behold, place of all sins ridden,
Where the great rivers give life and churn,
A thousand diamonds and the trees sing
Along with the wind, ruled by the great King.

Generous...

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Categories: nebula, life, loss, love,
Form: Metrical Tale



Existence
All that does encompass bespeaks wonder in everything
bubbling brooks and waterfalls does your glory ring
terrestrial and celestial ever fill our eyes with seeing
how can not it's splendor not fill our very being
 
raindrops in waters...

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Categories: nebula, bible, earth, god, life, nature, uplifting, visionary,
Form: Quatrain
Premium Member Galaxy and the Logos:
The word "Galaxy", is derived from the Greek "galaxias", literally "milky", a reference to the Milky Way galaxy. Galaxies contain varying amounts of star systems, star clusters and types of interstellar clouds. (Nebula is Latin...

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© White Wolf  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: nebula, universe,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member To Count Quantum Sheep
Foggily out of cryostasis, I come ...

A slow, painful waking to a vessel that's shaking
         from the stress of its increasing mass,
And at once I'm made sure...

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Categories: nebula, adventure, fantasy, science, science fiction,
Form: Rhyme
Indirect
!
Hey there! How are you doing?
I just wanted to tell you that
I believe flirting is how love finds
a way to show that, even though it's as old as death,
it remains as new as a child
and...

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Categories: nebula, angel, appreciation,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member Happy Birthday To Sam Kauffman
[Capitalized words are titles of some delightful poems by Sam
Kauffman, each followed by a line from that poem]


How Can This Be - a thousand pieces of brokenness, fit perfectly again
Agapanthus - the season's sweet love...

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© John Watt  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: nebula, birthday,
Form: Acrostic
Brian Cox
Brian Cox 
was on television
pointing out that the 
singularity

Existed 
with no beginning
and no end

The bible say's
God existed 
with no beginning

and no end
he said 
the universe 

began
13.5 million
years ago

perhaps with the big bang theory
the singularity exploding...

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Categories: nebula, inspiration, international,
Form: Narrative
Theory
If God was the singularity
all the energy of the universe
wrapped up in a self compressed ball, 
not even gravity can escape

According to the big bang theory
the singularity explodes out into the universe
being so compressed with...

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Categories: nebula, inspiration, international,
Form: Narrative
A Concept of Creation
Everything is made from atoms
atoms are made from neutrons, protons, and electrons
neutrons, protons, and electrons are made from quarks
energy makes up 98% of every quark
Imagine yourself as the energy of the Universe 
existing with no...

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Categories: nebula, creation,
Form: Narrative
Ethereal Egg
Might it be a pool or wishing well
with rainbow ripples round it wound
within an enchanted cosmic dell
of a fabulous world newfound—

or perhaps a spacetime passageway
that tunnels through regions yonder
to place where poets come out to...

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Categories: nebula, animal, humanity, imagery, imagination, nature, space, stars,
Form: Ekphrasis
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 lepidopteron being above.

Hither and thither I flightily flitted,
or so it...

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Categories: nebula, beauty, dream, image, inspiration, space, stars, wisdom,
Form: Ekphrasis
The Cosmic Gates
Welcome, dear children of light...We are star seeds from the Galactic Federation of Planets...many of us are from different worlds, galaxies, universes and dimensions...working together for the harmonious existence of all life...and have been here...

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Categories: nebula, celebration, creation, destiny, journey, universe,
Form: Verse
Celestial Jellyfish
A giant jellyfish was born
emitted from a neutron star
once on a whilom cosmic morn
amidst the stellar seas afar.

With tentacles from arcing crest,
medusa-like it hangs on high
cloudscaped with tendrils manifest
in astral sky of Gemini.

Exploding supernova yore—
whose...

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Categories: nebula, animal, earth, humanity, nature, space, stars, world,
Form: Verse
Premium Member Eye of the Tropical January Sun
Exercising belief about unknowns.
Makes sense to take your best guess.
Using history, numbers, extrapolation.
Getting the trajectory right for re-entry.
Few dissenters left for climate change, evolution.
Nuclear power brings a process to earth
that occurs only in space. Dangerous
but...

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Categories: nebula, death, fire, food, innocence, january, senses, song,
Form: Verse
Cosmic Glitter In the Coalsack
The protoplanetary phase
of nebulae sidereal
occurs in astral later days
before the stage ethereal
when cloud impressions like Monets
create new star material.

At edge of inky Coalsack cloud,
nebula Caldwell Ninety-nine,
amidst the murk of dusty shroud,
PPN stellar redesign
with brilliance beauteous...

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Categories: nebula, dark, earth, humanity, life, light, nature, stars,
Form: Verse
Premium Member Origins
Origins

In a Planck second ‘The Big Bang,’
And the arrow of time of entropy erupted.
Based on this premise the theorists conclude;
Out of nothing, something
Engulfed in dark energy and matter;—
That is to say; ‘Where motion ceased to...

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Categories: nebula, education, perspective, science, space, universe,
Form: Verse
Ten Up
#84

TEN UP

10^0  

Ten to the zero is really just one,
positive power, its a whole, not a part.
We don’t move from the decimal,
it’s just where we start.

10^3

Ten cubed, or a kilo,
when dealing in drugs.
It’s a...

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© Edlynn Nau  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: nebula, math, mentor,
Form: Rhyme
Opinions
It says in the bible
that Jesus was the word
another name for the words of a man
are the thoughts of man

It says in the bible 
that Jesus was there in the beginning
so the thoughts of God...

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Categories: nebula, inspiration, international,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member I Hear Them Now
images are slow to fade, where did they go? why were they here?
  pensive pen and ink, a gentle man of measure
  pipe-smoke wafting cool blue persevering pleasure
  cartoon humour designed with...

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© Ian Love  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: nebula, family, life, memory, parents,
Form: Verse
Space Ghost
Space Ghost

Not of your world, nor you of mine 
Your demeanor, un-human kind
A Space Ghost, floating through constellations and galactic lights 
She minds her own (coast to coast)
 “Jupiter will I make it back home?”
Crash...

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Categories: nebula, beauty, fantasy, light, space, star, visionary, word
Form: Narrative
Galaxica
Galaxica
Her name is sung
at every Zekarian jaura festival
of the vision-resin harvest 
A gathering of the ga-lee seeds of the r-papp leaves
from the desert sandtree
Portends of shifting time winds heralding
the Missuriah manifest appearing
Galaxica
She is the chosen...

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Categories: nebula, destiny, gender, science fiction, visionary,
Form: Epic
Butterfly Reverie
Is it a butterfly out in the blue,
poised in its daintily delicate flight—
nebula N G C six three oh two—
offering rhymers a poem to write?

In our galaxy, that is the Way Milky,
with structure bipolar in...

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Categories: nebula, dream, fantasy, imagery, imagination, sky, space, stars,
Form: Ekphrasis
482 Trillion Miles
My eyes are not what they once were, but
I can see you clearly whooshing from
your mother's womb, sluiced between thighs
the grunts, shouts and cries reverberating

eyes closed, arms slightly waving hello 
or gesticulating indignation awakened
as life...

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© Goode Guy  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: nebula, adventure, imagination, inspirational, introspection, life, science, travellight,
Form: Free verse
Perhaps
If you look out into space, 
pictures on the internet 
taken from the Hubble telescope
you can see a nebula

a great big cloud of gas and dust
the birthplace of new baby suns
most of the gas is...

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Categories: nebula, inspiration, international,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member Staid Verse - Trek Across Coziness
Written: August 26, 2023
Pour Your Heart Out                            ...

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© Sotto Poet  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: nebula, analogy, appreciation, beauty, metaphor, poetry,
Form: Rhyme

Book: Shattered Sighs