Monday, January 11, 2016

Far Centaurus Comments

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We bent time into space.
The trans-atomic engine blinked three times
as our spaceship, BRANWREN, accelerated,
shot forth, piercing the darkest abyss,
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Galina Italyanskaya 21 January 2016

Nicely written) Especially I love the first line! 'We bent time into space' And don't like the idea if dying planet ( Well, who would like the Earth to die? Centaurus?) Next time you could write about far Swan. It certainly has Kepler, a brother of our Earth)

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Pamela Sinicrope 13 January 2016

When I read this poem, I think of the speaker's desire to escape from the mundane, the boring, from the mass of humans trapped on a dying planet. The poet makes this happen in the most delectable way- - the BRANWREN that can catapult its passengers toward Centaurus. Forget Port Trakl, there's a new planet in town for those ready to be the Angels of a New Creation.- -only 11 million light years away. What is the meaning of Branwren. I'm ready for chapter 2....

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Kumarmani Mahakul 11 January 2016

Very amazing poem shared on adventure and about future journey. This is entirely like new creation of angels. Wise drafting shared on.10

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Kelly Kurt 11 January 2016

A very entertaining and thought provoking poem

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