AW: [meteorite-list] Fwd: METEOR CONTEMPORARY POETRY PROJECT

[Alexander Seidel]

Great piece of art, Doug! :-)

Now this somehow resembles the "Moon Song" which is on an URL
that Mar"Buckleboo"tin from Munich sent me two years or so ago.

Sir Martin, are you listening? Still have that URL at hands,
for the viewing and listening pleasure of an esteemed audience?

Something like this from a funny trick film band:

   "I like da moon,
    coz it is close to us!

    I like da moon,
    but not as much as a spoon!"

...and so on, very crazy, very funny, and not for those
faint-hearted grave Off-Topic-sayers on the list! :-)
Martin, can you dig it up again? I lost it somehow...

Alex
Berlin, Germany


> Aheeem, With a ping, a pang, and a boom and a bang:
> 
> Lunar  Blues
> 
> Say Boooommm!! Buckleboo!!
> AaGrrr Ram roared koo-koo,
> A Bull  sighed over the Moooon...
> Procyon sees, those fallen those finds,
> And we  Fish c'ndrool lunes with the Spoon...
> 
> Saludos, Doug (and help from the  two works below by MEdAl and Zigmund,
> and 
> Frodo, the Cat and the Fiddle with of  course the spoon being the Big
> Dipper 
> asterism-)
> 
> ==================
> MEdAl wrote:
> Harrumph:
> 
> When Phaeton  Sleeps
> 
> What do I care for falling stars,
> For meteors, for Moon, for  Mars?
> My name in Mr Buckleboo and I'm a real a...
> 
> 
> Martin Edmund  Altmann
> 
> 
> MAGELLANIC CLOUDS 
> - by Zigmund Tauberg (Romania) -  
> 
> There are smaller galaxies. 
> In fact, they are cubs of the galaxy  
> Keeping close to their mother. 
> But who is their father? 
> We don't  know. 
> 
> Thus, in this space full of storms 
> (From meteors to stars)  
> Even proud galaxies, 
> That cannot be measured in yards, 
> Have  bastards. 
> 
> ??????????? Wouldn't that be asters? ,,,Doug
>  
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