THE STRANGELING

Born before the earth cooled,
On another planet we now know
From astronomers as mars.
Don't know how I got to earth,
We had no transportation,
That could travel that far.
Let alone in spaceships,
Boats planes or cars.
Yet here I am born before time,
Time brings many different things.
Like the beating of angel wings,
Life times seem to flutter by,
Quickly as does life of a butterfly.
How strange it seems to be,
Living outside time being free.
Growing up with this world,
Yes I have died many times.
Somehow still alive,
Lived unfettered unfurled.
Here I stand on the precipice,
of a struggling living planet,
Waiting for man's final kiss.
No one in time will remember this,
Except l, The observer of time.
Somehow traveling through space,
Hoping for the day I finally meet,
A member of my race.





Poetry by Alan J Ripley The PoetBay support member heart!
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Written on 2023-10-06 at 00:12

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I love your humor tongue-in-cheek
it will bring you to the verge of new constellations
2023-10-06


Uncle Meridian The PoetBay support member heart!
I like this much. I like especially "Here we stand at the precipice" --- that entire sentence! A well-made poem throughout. And the rhyme is graceful.
2023-10-06