Galactic Voyager
Trekking Through Space
Gating through inky dreams
traversing worlds unknown.
Far off voyager
trekking through the stars. Call to me
from galaxies beyond.
Mortal one. Reaching for the hand of God.
traversing worlds unknown.
Far off voyager
trekking through the stars. Call to me
from galaxies beyond.
Mortal one. Reaching for the hand of God.
"Clearly there is an enormous pent-up hunger to fly in space and not just dream about it."
-Burt Rutan, Space Ship One
Published by Susan Elliott
Susan Elliott's poetry has appeared in both print and online formats. Susan has recently published her first two Kindle books: Wandering Through a Barely Functional Mind and Ink Blots on Paper. View profile
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3 Comments
Post a CommentI see they're getting images from when the Universe was young. I wonder what will happen when they can get images of the Big Bang itself. Wondrous but scary - at the same time. Very evocative poem, Susan.
Well done, my dear! :)
You have encompassed the vastness of it all in this poem! excellent