In a poetic space.
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Let’s explore explore our Moon and its archival boon of Earth’s midnight and afternoon Let’s return return to the gray blemishes for its scientific promises and its technological wishes Let’s also preserve preserve Luna’s natural dents its phases and cultural crescents and the serene sights
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For me not thee, but still for humanity..
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Tucked in a tiny timed capsule against its wonky, worldly windows mesmerized the momentary Moonfarers at sweeping sights of Selene Creased by craters and crowning peaks melts and mountains molded in weeks amid barrages of ballistically laid beads lingered the landscape of Luna What the world could view is impact
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Original in Hindustani, as English transliteration and in देवनागरी, followed by its English translation (though not as lyrical): Antariksh ki pyaas Woh bachpan ki kitaabe jisne dikhaye sitaare aaj bhi yaad se nihaare Durbin ki drishṭi me jagmag falak aur yaano ki gati se graho ki jalak Kalpana
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Like the dawn of the blaze of a lander over the grays touches your light and spans the open lunar sky A descent energetic yet graceful methodical and careful Spawned from the blue marble verse you bring the best in us. Poem notes: I’ve had the privilege and pleasure
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It also lays the foundation for the next phase in my space writing: Merge the worlds of blogs and books.
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Space just desolate… and yet humans launch hope to explore some more On our Moon from where the Sun never shines, a new era will dawn. Poem notes: 1. There’s nothing quite as bold and beautiful as committing to venturing the brutal colossal desolation that is space. Every (civil)
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A blaze aloft at night sent a glimmer of hope flying past the desolation It ignites around Moonshine, so we can all dazzle at the suspended blue marble It twinkles again across the void for a blistering comeback, and a tactful splash Let’s keep the path glowing for these
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Space is vast, near-infinite and empty, but only so much of it can we see Stuck in a direction of time are we, and yet we claim how we came to be Welcome to space-time’s infinite array, where everything lies farther and farther away Magnificent galaxies may be big
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Here lies the bathing light of the red dragon, deepening horizons on a world so foreign Yet much like a haven that is our Earth, there could be water on its surface unhurt Could there be life too on this land of the triple-star, would they also figure out who
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a. Our galaxy awaits The first view of our galaxy awaits, the lights of billions of suns Yet each star a destination of its own, out of reach for millennia unknown You see, us a species still in cradle Earth, our ability to spread life still a dearth Await the
