The Use Of The Telescope Poem by J Sheba Anandhi

This year the eighth of April
Was the day to see the planet Jupiter,
Eleven hours before dawn
We saw the fifth planet from the Sun,
The largest planet in the Solar System
Was observed using multiple lens system,
Jupiter has 60 plus number of moons,
We observed the four biggest moons,
Io, Europa, Ganymede, and Callisto
Were the four satellites we were able to
Watch evidently using the magnifier,
An enthusiastic passionate sky watcher
Would never miss the Earth's natural satellite,
The almost full Moon was large and bright
As it was reflecting our mighty Sun's light,
It was smashing during the passive night!
The filters reduced the intensity
And contributed to the gentle visibility,
The Horsehead Nebula was a cloud of gas
In the constellation Orion we came across,
In an attempt to focus a whirlpool galaxy
The observation came to a halt,
But there is no stop to the growing fantasy,
There is more to merrily exalt,
There waits another day for our turn
To observe the ringed planet Saturn,
Thanks to the ebullience of Antilen Jacob
We were able to watch the sky and probe,
We enormously hope
To make the best use of the telescope.