#Space #Acrostic #Art
Someone sent a message through the solar system, and it was
Picked up by a friendly
Alien – who having enjoyed a
Colourful excursion on the Mother planet
Earth, packed up his bucket and spade and headed for the Blue and Green
Tag: Space
Another Graphic Poem from the desk of inky
Using Salt and pepper designs fonts (again) – for this one i used space!
you can find them at fontbundles.net.
#Fowc #Rocket
A bit of a slow burner i think you would call it
The engines went into thrust, leaving clouds in its wake
On board little tiny robots – off to explore that far off planet
Cloud formations forming behind it
Rising up through the blue
for destination coloured orange
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Sliced
#Sliced #Glitch
Satellite imagery is wonderful technology
Landing pictures on our telly screens from far far away
Interference from Meteors, Asteroids (or even a Martian or two)
Can make the snap from the satellite look not as
Exact as you would have expected it
Directors playing jigsaw puzzles before putting it on screen
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Out in Space
Wednesday, 9th October 2019
#Space #Toys #Dreams #Octpowrimo
He always wanted to travel
Lego man living on the shelf
his greatest descent – not a fall from grace
but sent into flight from a feather duster
till one day he flew
onto a book that made his dreams
into reality (of sorts) – as he landed and
walked into a patchwork of stars
#Space #Stars
Salford 1st September 2019
A painting and poem with a space theme created at night (light pollution permitting!)
Out there in deep space
Revolving particles of matter are
Being brought together
In the creation of
The latest star in the night sky
Flying saucer landed – Pilot says “Hello!”
A response from inky to the six word story challenge
https://jrogers-author.com/2019/02/08/six-word-story-challenge-alien-2/
1st November 2018
Somewhere out in the northern skies
There’s a little blue man
Aiming to communicate…he’s
Really far away, but
Sends you a signal from off in the distance
Salford 12th September 2018
#promptuarium #Visitor
When the men from the rocket
landed on the moon
they weren’t expecting
a reception committee
The locals hadn’t seen Astronauts
and invited them to tea
they looked a little different
but acted like you and me
And they helped the men collect
rocks and soil from the ground
as the bosses from earth
wanted to know – if there was life around
And after the ‘nauts had left for home
the moon people to earth would go
to learn about their next door neighbours
in their fancy UFO
Salford, 22nd August 2018
Another piece inspired by the #Promptuarium
Many thought you a funny kid
On most nights they’d see you staring into space
Overlooking the positions of the stars and the zodiac
No other subject interested you more
Destiny ? to be the first man to live – on a base on the moon
Until then – you sit out in the garden – plotting your way there
Satellites floating in zero gravity over your head as you
Track your course with telescope, pencil and paper
