And Its Name Shall Be Colbert
Unless NASA Names it Serenity
His challenges ring
to all those in his nation,
soon reaching the sky.
to all those in his nation,
soon reaching the sky.
Published by Noreen Braman
Noreen Braman is a writer from Jamesburg, New Jersey who has published poetry, fiction, humor, non-fiction and horror in large and small press. She is the author of "I'm 50 - Now What?" View profile
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2 Comments
Post a CommentYea, my friends have been having a really hard time finding this - I have to give them the direct link, which doesn't help other traffic! Thanks for reading!
You might be interested in my article The Steven Colbert/NASA dispute. I don't understand why AC doesn't have subject categories for its article. For instance, both this poem and my article should be able to be found if you typed in Steven Colbert, or just Colbert.