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For those who want to travel throughout the sparkling magic of space, 
to see meteors crashing on planets,
Icy comets passing by and dead moons revolving…
Just where do you think you are now?

Premium Member Galactic Rendezvous

This is not A.I. 

Up there in the darken sky  

Where astronauts fly  

Accomplishing a heavenly ride  

Pictures they took  

Perfect for the global Instagram scrapbook  

Allowing everyone a peek 

Admiring the skyrocketing pecking cheek  

Isn’t that sweet?  

Reflecting upon the spaceship heat  

Duet rekindling a romance  

And dance  

Expressing galactic vows  

Circulating the day end bow 

Performing a musical tune  

Artemis waltzes around the illuminating moon 

Ready to depart  

Softening the international diplomatic heart   

Exclaiming ‘gee’  

Both stating ‘do you love me’  

Heading home and everybody will see  

Sporting Saturn rings  

Showing off souvenir bling 

Fore who completed a mission  

Proving someone’s scientific vision  

Life does exist throughout the stars  

And we are proud to know who they are

Premium Member Hey, Let's Go To The Moon

Hey, let’s go to the moon  

Opportunity will be departing soon  

Count is descending down  

Orbit will be bound  

Hear the roaring engines sound  

Amazing adventure maybe found 

Playing lunar,’ ring around’  

Shooting off into the night’s air  

Like a candlelight flare  

Nothing can compare  

Accepting this trusting dare 

Lasting ten days  

Going both ways  

Checking neighboring planet’s backside  

During the fly  

Bye 

Without a tourist guide   

Bringing home souvenir data and results  

Empowered using many energy volts 

Time to take the darken path  

And invade the heavenly wrath  

Hiking a darken road  

Being very bold  

Artemus two mission easily sold  

We have been told  

Sun agreed wearing blinging gold  

Shining bright  

Heating our exploring knights  

With illuminating light  

Assisting them in this successful flight


Premium Member hitchhiking to mars

We’ll hitchhike to mars
on a rocket not a car,
so say your au revoirs.

We’ll steer towards Polaris, the north star
right through the center of the milky-way-bar.
See, the universe is dark and chocolatey.

Stars that glitter like multi-faceted gems,
are just shiny, yellow, peanut M&Ms,
take a handful, if you’d like, they’re free.

We’ll dodge the silhouetted moon,
which is made of enough coconut macaroon,
to make a French confectioner swoon.

As we go streaking, like a comet’s tail,
drag a finger through Saturn’s rings as well,
those are made of marshmallow.

We’ll  pass nebulae made of cotton-kandi,
and here’s a fact Einstein would have found handy,
the speed of light doesn’t apply to candy.
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Ramble on by Toni Jevicky

Premium Member Bye Bye, I'm Off to Mars

Redlight One to Mission Control!
Can you read me, Can you read me?
Are you there?
Has the comet hit you yet?
Did the 'Nuke it Baby' missile work?
Can you read me? Can you read me?
Perhaps not!
Oh well, here we all are, 
in our tin can spaceship,
with our tin can robots driving the show.
With all our tin can things on board.
Tin can demountables for our homes.
Tin can of food on board stored.
Tin cans of water and all else we need.
Bit like camping in our teens.
For our colonization of Mars,
needs all these tin cans to succeed,
for a life live'n forever in, 
and outta a tin can.
Hide the can opener from Elon!
Please!

Let's ride good times

Exposing rays from leaves, dense forest
Over and above with idle flow, riverine raft
None, still numerous belongs my closest
Melodies out the tropical denses,
Spreading vibes in everyone's hymn,
Fueling the bonfire with all poor instances,
Join all and let's ride good times.


Spaceman Come Knocking

spaceman come knocking on my door
said he gonna tell the night
said he gonna tell the star

I said one day soon
he’ll be far
his eyes were bright
but mine were too

and he
most distant man I’d ever see
boots were wide
padded suit
to see him through the galaxy

yet I’ll be here
spaceman there
opposite points in history
with every life in between

spaceman come knocking space’s door
said he gonna be blood of earth
said he gonna go explore

and off
              bleed
                        carry our torch

space travel

Space travel 

When I can't sleep 
in the night
I close my eyes 
see a myriad 
of stars
some of them are red
but mostly blue
I continue my odyssey
through the galaxy
when stars  
are a rarity
and further away
a wall of nothing
a space that has
no ending 
a fear of a vacuum
ghostly immobility
where nothing matters
never did

Premium Member Bursting Bellies

   Balloons fill with helium, soar in the sky

   What strange gases burst politicians’ bellies

     ~ Perhaps Saturn will see them fly by

Space Traveller

my line of work
is space travel
those distances between stars
that's me
arranging all the loungers
around the hyper-pool
although
I'm only filling in

Virgin Galactic

August spider webs become thick as February snow wisps
Accumulating on our window sills
If each of us
All eight billion
Could stand in line in gardens and beside the sea
And wait our turn
To blast far up in outer space
And spend two minutes
Gazing down to our primate planet Earth
Through a little window
Perfectly fit to the size of all our faces
I think
The wonder
Of smallness and largeness and its great indifference
Could make it so that no human being
Would dare think of themselves as alone
Or desperate
Or insignificant
Ever again

We’d all believe
And killing would end.

Premium Member Mars Or Bust

I'm joining Elon Musk
    It's Mars or bust
  If we don't make it
    we become space dust 

  But no way that's in the cards
    We'll get there, we try hard
  As for the trip back ~
    Er, perhaps you've a tip?

On Staying Put

I wouldn't like to live on Pluto
though you gave me a box full of gin,
a thousand woolly blankets
and loads of oxygen.

I wouldn't like  Mercury either
for there I'd freeze or bake.
And where on Mars or Venus
is there beer, for Heaven's sake?

I have to accept I'm an earthling,
where I may have to suffer a lot.
Happiness lies in contentment
asking little more than what you have got.

Premium Member Bring the Spf 1000

Elon’s SpaceX will be such a boon,
as we jet to the far reaches soon.
This coil won’t contain us;
get a tan on Uranus,
ski the slopes on Pluto by moon.

Now it’s not that I mean to be crass,
but I mustn’t let one detail pass.
Don’t be caught unawares
by the spike solar flares;
those waivers don’t cover your ass.

Premium Member Yes Yes Yes To Space Travel

When I take flight and head toward Pluto
I shall take optimism and enthusiasm
My hopes and dreams will be intact.
Positivity will lead the way.

As I bounce among the stars like a ping pong ball
I will retain my initial joy and excitement
There will be laughter and appreciation.
I will show the universe my joyful face.

The suns and moons of other planets will smile
Alerting the universe that a kindred soul is near.
They will be kind and generous with me.
Providing me with extra super optimism.

You can do this! They will encourage me.
You are on your way! They will cheer.
I will become one with the cosmos.
Fearless and excited to be me!

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