In Galaxies Poem by Harley White

In Galaxies

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In galaxies the skies abound,
ellipticals, the ring ones round,
barred spirals like the Milky Way
within the Local Group's survey
where Solar System's Earth is found.

With lazuline our globe is gowned.
As Silver River is renowned
from Orient, our dossier
in galaxies.

‘Midst myriads about us wound,
each with its countless stellars crowned,
some rife with life perchance are they
we wonder, be that as it may,
how awesome is the vast array
in galaxies.

In Galaxies
Friday, March 28, 2025
Topic(s) of this poem: earth,silver
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The poem is in the form of a rondeau… Galaxy (Wikipedia) … Image: Star-Forming Galaxies in the Lockman Hole… Info: Thousands of galaxies crowd into this Herschel image of the distant Universe. Each dot is an entire galaxy containing billions of stars… Image credit: ESA / SPIRE Consortium / HerMES consortia
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