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Premium Member Star Trek Fans

They journey midst the stars or so one might think
They come and go by way of the roof like energy,
Or so it might appear at times, wearing uniforms
But usually dressed casual and they ask for either
A pizza or a soda- maybe they want to make Promotional
Arrangements or perhaps they come for an important meeting

How do they really come? By transporter, in which case there’s
a ship orbiting over head? Convertible or other car? Or perhaps
walking? Maybe by bus but there aren’t any that run on Sundays-
Perhaps they stay close by overnight although that’s not likely so
that it had to be one of the other ways- you can only wonder and be
grateful that they are patrons

Next a person might wonder who they are-fictional characters right
from the movie screen or respectable people with various life styles
and names who play a game whether it’s tame or to avoid the television
at football time-whichever of the above they happen to be if any they are
Star Trek fans even as they seemingly glimmer around

Star Trek Senryu - Worf

Worf was born Klingon
fights to prove it every day
Likes to drink prune juice

Star Trek Senryu - Scotty

Bean me up Scotty
Warp power or we’re all dead
Never a thank you!


Star Trek Senryu - Infinite Diversity

Every race and creed
Infinite diversity
meets our every need!

Star Trek Senryu - Roddenbery’s Dream

Every race and kind
Infinite diversity
Roddenbery’s dream

To boldly go where
no one has gone before them
Kirk and Spock explore

To seek out new life
and new civilizations
yes, to boldly go

For science and peace
or is it just for conquest
What do humans seek?

Would Gene be proud of
humanity and Trekkies 
If alive today? 

Go out and make a 
change in our planet first, then
Roddenbery’s way!

Off Duty - A Star Trek Deleted Scene

Captain Picard enters his quarters
after a hard day on the bridge, the
Enterprise had left Klingon space
    
    Tea, Earl Grey, hot

The replicator whirred inaudibly

    Damn it! 
    Cup!
    CUP!

    Water, soapy, hot

The replicator responded again

    Damn it!
    Red alert!


Premium Member Star Trek Comparison

Jean-Luc Picard cant replace James T. Kirk

                       with his Earl Grey tea and sinister smirk,

he lacks Jim's youthful physique,

                       that made women's knees go weak,

and acts more like a Shakespearean jerk.


(Limerick)


04/02/2022


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Premium Member Star Trek Stinker

a place of peaceful rest
from cursing…reversed
in Paramount Plus

gun slinging verbiage —
trashing the Most Holy’s name

in Star Trek IV, Nimoy
was given his lines —

exposé of colorful language
not heard of in their age

now Picard is old
and the old returns

to the silver-lie-zed screen
screaming in our faces

like overdue feces
a species showing its true colors

unfortunately…throw in sex scenes too
nothing unimagined, nothing civilized,
only the dematerialization

of minds. And the startup
of this series…i’m yawning

nothing like the lively action
of the past. evolution seems
to be a blast from the past.

am i picking on Picard?
why call him JL,
when Jean-Luc

sounded so much cooler
ooh…ooh let me answer this!
it’s a prelude to disaster
of epic proportions 

will mankind be saved this time
in the nick of time

the Captain’s apt to fail
his dog is “number one”
his predecessor in spot two
they are in doo doo

bring back a place of peaceful rest -
it’s paramount to reverse
the cursing, the death
of good old-fashioned fun 

3/8/2022

Star Trek Enterprise Opportunity

It's life Jim but not as we know it

Kill quickly and prosper 

Enterprise

Star Ship Enterprise

"May the Force be with you!" Spock said
Leaving poor Jan shaking her head
For Bones does not care
That fills Jan with air
Since Kirk logs, "Warp Speed Launch" instead

Star Trek Safety

Whooshing through the universe – at warp speed,
You think that seat-belts – would have been a need.
Cause how many times – did Uhura’s ass hit the deck,
On almost every episode – of Star Trek?
And with the other bridge crew – flipping through the air,  
There was Kirk – just clinging to his chair.
Now Spock, always seemed – to stay off of the floor,
Because picking up Uhura – was his tiresome chore.
Then Scotty would scramble – to his engine console,
To push the buttons needed – to regain control.
Now in the beginning – this made for great viewing,
But it’s apparent now – they had no idea what they were doing.

Premium Member Star trek

star trek
interstellar adventure
before homework



AP: Honorable Mention 2025

Premium Member Pop Star Trek

Lulu
Sulu

Premium Member Dream Series: Space Genie

I'd been speed-watching all past Star Trek series. So of course this week I dreamed I was visited by Q of the Q Continuum and he would grant me one wish. In my waking world I'm sure I'd've asked for something greedy if not for something sappy like peace between all people. But in my dream, without missing a beat, I wished Molly Ivins was still alive.

An Ode To Star Trek

In the Starship Enterprise
There meets a fearless crew
There is nothing out there
That they haven’t stumbled  through

The Life forms that are novel
And are trying to learn
And strange and wondrous obstacles
At each and every turn

The “tribbles” that are multiplying
Are right there at their feet
And when they need solutions,
They can consult Starfleet

Spock supplying logic
And Captain Kirk is brave
While they seek advancement
The Klingons, they enslave

This world was once fictitious
And now it’s almost here
As Star Trek’s innovations are starting to appear

I hope the explorations
Will soon materialize
And that the technology
Appears before our eyes

So please uphold the vision
Continue in that vein
Star Trek’s imagination, reality will claim

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