Life as We Don’t Yet Know It

Accidental Poet



Science fiction writers

Often predict the future

Imagination overload

Dreams to reality sutures

 

For many centuries

Man has watched the skies

Knowing something else exists

Something to open our eyes

 

Our universe beyond our vison

We can’t be its only occupants

Other lifeforms must exist

Billions of stars full of suspense

 

Little green men

With intellect far advanced

Distant travelers who suddenly appear

Earthlings abducted while entranced

 

Or life in the form of light

Peacefully influential

To help Earthlings stop fighting

World peace intentional

 

A new age planet Earth

Grown up to join the universe

Communicate of compassion

Respect of all life converse

 

No one owns the universe

We all just live there

But a universal rule for all

For each other, we all must care

 

Copyright © Accidental Poet 2023

  • Author: Sharon\'s Poet (Pseudonym) (Offline Offline)
  • Published: December 22nd, 2023 07:08
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Comments4

  • orchidee

    Is it E.T.? Or has he gone home?! lol.

    • Accidental Poet

      He was waiting on you Orchi to take you away from KP, but he got tired of waiting. So he just left. 👽

      • orchidee

        Boohoo! lol.

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      • Neville



        I like this very much indeed .. 😎👽👍

        • Accidental Poet

          Thanks N. Evert time I think about other forms of life, I think about light being a form of intelligent life. It could happen. I think... 🤔

        • Goldfinch60

          True words AP, mind you if you were an alien would you come onto our world!

          Andy

          • Accidental Poet

            I'd put a big sign on the moon, "Turn around, no intelligent life on Earth." 👽

          • sorenbarrett

            I'm not sure we want to meet anything that has advanced to the point that they have developed technology to the point that they can do distant space travel. We wouldn't stand a chance if they decided that they wanted to take over or get rid of us. If they were peaceful I'm sure they wouldn't want to deal with us.

            • Accidental Poet

              Yes, I see your point. But on a very serious side of this, I would hope they would understand the trials and tribulations of a growing and evolving species, they would want to help guide us and put us on the right track (since we obviously can't figure it out on our own). Thanks for reading and your comment. Happy Holidays.



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