Sometimes when looking for UFOs
I see distant swifts or swallows
initially disappointed I wonder why
I’m looking for alien metals in sky
when our world’s full of natural hallows.
The two above are the original and a shorter version for a colourful background. Here’s four more written within the word count for a colourful background:
Turned out to be a nice sunny afternoon and quite spectacular POP (PinkyOrangePurple) sunset, inspiring this poem:
Hori-sun Set-flocks Free-Jupiter
December sun
skirts horizon.
Are bird flocks
weighing it down?
Those that fly
its sunset sky.
From its landing
dipping direction.
V-shape swirls
slowly enlarging.
Coasting home
after day’s work?
Flying over
before twilight colours.
Prelude to night
Jupiter first light.
Did this photo in a MSN article inspire the first creation of cat art being called C-A-R-T? I just did a quick search and didn’t find it being used.
The greenYgrey abstraction also inspired me to notice cart features in the middle of abs-TRAC-t… backwards!
I posted it on Facebook last night.
Earlier I’d posted this little letterology poem:
still tree S-erenity
sunlight ref-INES suddenly
fleet flock ‘S-igns?’ flies between
And a great greenYgrey (visiting?) photo of the Northern Lights at Loch Lomond on Monday night, before a bright sunny day yesterday:
For lots more greenYgrey letterology wordplay and poetry:
A bird comes into sight
visible via proximity and light
emerging from clouds like rain
falling on a window pane
Human aircraft are like buzzards, flying straight and slow;
UFOs more like swifts, acrobatic manoeuvrability high and low.
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