Darwin and the Moon Poem by Jürgen Rooste

Darwin and the Moon

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When Darwin looked at the Moon
and saw and knew
just what we see
and know
might his gaze
have searched there
between the moon-seas and moon-mountains
for moon-cities and moon-villages?
Upon which flashed the thought
of how moon-evolution transpired
what that rocky nature
had chosen
whether there might be gods up there
and hope
for a better future?

What did Darwin think
looking up from a Galapagos island
at the blood-red full moon?

Translated from Estonian by Adam Cullen

Tuesday, May 9, 2017
Topic(s) of this poem: cities,moon
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Buried Alive 09 May 2017

When Darwin looked up at the moon, he realized that his theory had finally been proven -extinction as a force in natural selection those gods of the moon replaced by rocks, mountains, barren seaa and valleys. the final evolution that will unfold upon this earth. Darwin was a logical man

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