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Gravity
We are as differentÂ
as the sun and moon,
circling the same universe,
with an omnificent GodÂ
you don’t believe in,Â
for adventures in love,Â
you among the trees,Â
me with my muse,
who today, lives in you.
Sunday 4th October 2020 7:33 pm
Heavenly Bodies
August is a great month for star gazers!
Fully clothed
With naked eye
She gazes upwards
To a moonlit sky
A mighty presence
Swiftly felt
Orion appears
Only wearingÂ
A belt
She's waited here
Till an early mornÂ
For his shimmering touch
On a summer's dawn
The hunter haunts her
As Venus looks on
But when sun arises
Her lover is gone
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Friday 7th August 2020 12:59 am
Astronomer's New Year
This old Earth has taken another spin around the Sun. (1)
The Solar System continues its endless circle in the Milky Way. (2)
Andromeda has come closer (3)Â
as the Milky Way hurtles toward the Great Attractor (4)
Welcome to another year, another turn around Old Sol,
as we wobble through familiar yet unknown deep spaceÂ
and spend more time with the music of the spheres
that resounds silent...
Monday 30th March 2020 3:47 pm
I SAW A ANGEL ON HEAVEN - ALEXIS KARPOUZOS
Alexis karpouzos poetry and creative writing.
Actress : Martha mourouzi
Alexis karpouzos on Goodereads
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Tuesday 11th February 2020 9:29 am
Breathe Again
I step out into the darkness
with the sky lit above me
The orb has reached its full potentialÂ
and I am reminded of the beauty around me
The twinkling above is the same as it’s always been
but much brighter than I’ve allowed myself to see
Somewhere out there under the same sky
you’ve been thinking of me
and I can finally breathe againÂ
Sunday 9th February 2020 6:20 pm
The Poet Laureate reads...........
The Poet Laureate reads his commemorative poem on the 200th anniversary of the founding of the Royal Astronomical Society: BBC ‘Broadcasting House’ 12 January 2020
(Today 13 January, coincidentally the BBC reports the oldest matter from a meteorite 7 billion years in the making. It carries dust grains, ‘star dust’, formed before our worlds existed).
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When I heard the lauded Laureate*
...
Thursday 16th January 2020 10:48 am
Afraid Of the Dark
How many times must I rinse off the moon
And unpeel the stars from my skin?
Have someone ask what were you drinking?
How many times must I try clinging to lamp lights?
Try configuring keys into shining beacons?
I cannot see in the dark
Yes, blackouts steal my sight
But when finished,
I wake up feeling feverish
And fear ferments and festers
The night can be sticky
H...
Monday 13th January 2020 2:41 pm

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