A World Obsessed with Technology
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A world obsessed with technology
leads mankind to dismiss teleology
God has not been found by telescopes ~
I’d suggest they try a stethoscope
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Categories:
telescopes, god, heart, humor, technology,
Form: Couplet
Better to Know, or Not to Know?
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'Tis it better to know, or not to know?
Now there's the rub!
The dilemma in a Pandora paradox.
Sure it's nice to get to know yourself, but not entirely,
for the abyss within the cage will retu...
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Categories:
telescopes, space, star,
Form: Free verse
A WALK AMONG THE STARS
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We took a night hike through the woods…our path lit only by the moon
Along the way we heard crickets, coyotes and Chuck-Will’s-Widows croon
A hike in the quiet of the evening is always captivat...
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Categories:
telescopes, stars,
Form: Rhyme
A Cosmic Chuckle
...They probably lay about up there,
peering down through cosmic telescopes,
giggling over their mugs of stardust tea.
“Another ‘new’ get rich quick scheme?
Or a means of living forever on nothing...
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Categories:
telescopes, 9th grade,
Form: Free verse
The space between stars is not empty
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The space between stars contains countless hidden gems
A locked tight treasure trove, opened up by our lens
Prisms split apart light spectra, and dopplers c...
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Categories:
telescopes, perspective, space, stars,
Form: Rhyme
Where are we going
...Where are we going, an endless question in our minds,
Do science or destiny lead our ways?
Life takes several paths, some lead to despair, some to the glory,
Should we blame the failures in the...
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Categories:
telescopes, destiny,
Form: Free verse
Living day by day is insufficient for human beings
...Living day by day is insufficient for human beings,
We need transcendence, journeys beyond,
Escape; we need meaning and understanding,
Explanation and interpretation of the patterns that guide our...
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Categories:
telescopes, fantasy,
Form: Free verse
The Giant Eyeball
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Single cell organisms
scatter the gigantic globe
(Ten times the size of Earth, perhaps the size of Jupiter).
We, mere humans don’t exist there.
We couldn’t, gravity is too strong.
Only a...
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Categories:
telescopes, 6th grade, science fiction,
Form: Free verse
discussing sirus tonight
...Sirus is unaware we are watching him
Through telescopes, for he never gets dim.
his effulgent light so radiant, vivid and bright
Shows us a blazing brilliance tonight
Sirus means glowing in Gre...
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Categories:
telescopes, sky, stars,
Form: Rhyme
Eyes are telescopes
...My lenses
might not always see
everything clearly
but when I focus in
I
can
see
every
detail...
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Categories:
telescopes, body,
Form: Free verse
An Existential Curiosity
...Human ingenuity leapfrogs beyond ordinary
Buoying upon wings of intellectual curiosity
Sustaining innovation, creative imagination,
Breaking barriers once thought impenetrable,
Daring to conquer ...
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Categories:
telescopes, endurance, inspiration, science, technology,
Form: Free verse
Such Ancient Stars
...Such ancient stars so nightly nigh
may seem, while viewed through aided eye,
that we can only wonder where
or if they shone on beings there
who once won out to do or die
within a when so long ...
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Categories:
telescopes, husband, science, senses, sky,
Form: Rondeau
Science Is Alert
...PopularLiveScienceAlertTechDaily
ancient Martian microbes digest Trojan Asteroids
daily mail lands on the Moon
online tsunamis tracked by harmful UFO videos
2022: the Light-Year of the Gre...
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Categories:
telescopes, humorous, nonsense, satire, science,
Form: Free verse
The More We Know
...While novel revelations come and go,
discoveries that shed uncharted light,
the more we know the more there is to know.
We seek to see into the heavens’ show
with telescopes that stretch our ea...
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Categories:
telescopes, humanity, senses, stars, truth,
Form: Villanelle
The Secret Drawer
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This Time Last Month
A customer
Opens door
Bell lets out two rings
That smell of books
Telescopes
Globes and other things.
Travel guides
Atlases
Maps strewn...
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Categories:
telescopes, business, family, sad,
Form: Rhyme
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