In Galileo's Time Poem by james watkin
In Galileo's Time
They wrenched the stars out of
Those holes of prying
Darker, for which Age, had been
Paranoid, deifying.
They wrested the stars from
Hero-raised worship.
Got, through Hera's milky way
On them a jewel's grip.
They landed with stars on
Ledges they left not.
From a form of a canon
The eyes were but shot.
Wednesday, November 6, 2019
Topic(s) of this poem: astronomy ,invention
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