Gazing On A Star Poem by Spock the Vegan

Gazing On A Star

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What if you had your immortal body,
Not your present one that is shoddy.
I mean the one that can't be killed,
So going to the sun you won't be grilled.

How would it be to fly to the sun!
Wouldn't that be a lot of fun?
To pass through two million degrees in the corona
And not be blinded or even get glaucoma!

To fly through a solar prominence
Displaying your universe dominance,
And gaze upon the spectacles there
While hovering in the photosphere!

To see the ionized gas known as plasma
And breathe it in without getting asthma!
And see a coronal mass ejection,
All possible because of your resurrection!



(See 2 Timothy 1: 10)

Gazing On A Star
Monday, September 7, 2015
Topic(s) of this poem: glaucoma,immortality,resurrection,star,sun,universe,astronomy
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Spock The Vegan 05 February 2016

The picture above is a coronal mass ejection (a solar flare) .

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Kim Barney 07 September 2015

Why am I getting uncomfortably warm? :)

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Fabrizio Frosini 07 September 2015

:) human curiosity has no limits... ;) greetings from Italy

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