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Wednesday, August 9, 2017

NASA Poem- "Rocket at Low Price"


"Rocket at Low Price"

Let a horse pass to be wild.
The crazy moon has a child.
I’m between the firsts as heard.
Weight to signal is quite murr’d.

Sometimes the angels may count.
Every maze deserves amount.
It’s after long trees vanish.
Weight to signal is such dish.

Belonging masters yet dare.
Clouds take our sun by the hair.
Gates, lose your health across stars.
Weight to signal is the Mars.

On an open folio page is a carefully drawn disk of the full moon. In the upper corners of the page are waving banners held aloft by pairs of winged cherubs. In the lower left page corner a cherub assists another to measure distances with a pair of compasses; in the lower right corner a cherub views the main map through a handheld telescope, whereas another, kneeling, peers at the map from over a low cloth-draped table.




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