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by Arturo Michael |
Categories:
love, poetry, poets,
Blue skies and rainbows
Science fiction and fables
Poetess and poet are making love
She’s writes the verses to undress me
Great lines that flower in her hair
Her lips of ink are red and rosy
Each stanza goes straight to my head
I want to read and read her
Over and over
Every day, any time
From cover to cover
She writes of loneliness and sorrow
Of broken hearts that never mend
She is the dream I need each morning
Moon captured by her spells
I want to read and read her
Over and over
Every day, any time
From cover to cover
Blue skies and rainbows
Science fictions and fables
Poetess and poet are making love
by Mark J. Halliday |
Categories:
art, conflict, inspiration, world,
Mark
Creative, artistic, musical, analytical
Brother of Michael and Susanna; son of Fred and Marlyn
Lover of Nelly (Bourieau) H., science fiction novels and films, private serenity
Who feels respect for God and humanity, love for nature, worry for the Earth’s future
Who fears mediocrity, retirement, economic collapse leading to a popular insurrection
Who would like to see successful sons, grandchildren, his songs produced/recorded
Marina, California (for the moment)
Halliday
by Gershon Wolf |
Categories:
lost love, science fiction,
Is she a zombie...
Her eyes are vacant; her heart's
fire extinguished, brittle ash
Hush! She approaches
expressionless, gliding through
a different dimension
by The Melody Sings |
Categories:
adventure, girlfriend-boyfriend, life, love, science, science fiction
This poem is inspired by the second book in The Hunger Games Series. Warning- Contains
Spoilers!
Sparks aflame
Fire and rage spread
Nowhere to go
Nowhere to run!
The capitol want's revenge!
They will do anything to get it.
Back into the arena I am sent
Pitting Peeta and I against each other.
A marriage proposal
never to be fufilled
they tricked us
It will never happen.
I have to go on
a twist in the story
Tick,tock,tick, tock
The arena is a clock
All living tributes
taken out of the arena
a official is secretly a rebel
wanting to overthrow the capitol
But where is Peeta?
No where to be found
Caputured in the hands of the capitol
I must save him!
by Mark J. Halliday |
Categories:
animal, magic, mythology, science fiction, silly,
Beautiful mermaids:
Mythical ocean dwellers.
Why don't they have gills?
Mythical mermaids--
If real, are they then friendly,
Or are they Sirens?
Caught you a mermaid?
Best not fall in love with her.
They don't mate, they spawn!
by Carolyn Devonshire |
Categories:
love, science fiction
light crackles through the dark clouds
compassion fills creator
energy gives birth to mate –
Frankenstein’s adoration not returned
*"Parise Pariku" for Rick’s contest.
by Tom Arnone |
Categories:
insect, lost love, love, marriage, planet, science fiction
Saving credits for a trip to the stars,
A cave at Alba Mons volcano:
Ancient secrets, flowing bars;
Greenish women, so Bueno;
Artifacts, old, Martian,
Calling me to hug.
Beetle auction.
Red dust bug.
Big brained,
Life,
Love.
Misplaced
Mementos
Belonging to
Polka-dot fellows
Sexy ladybugs knew.
A rust-colored threesome
In waters that ran chilled and new;
But, air-thinned with delirium,
And a dusty marriage Mars did eschew.
by The Fringe |
Categories:
science fiction,
Rent one to own
Feel like a conquering hero
The most life-like robotic woman
The "Caesar-Says-5-point-zero"
With all the right curves
To make your mouth water
Graduate from the virtual
Don't live in a monitor
You are so smart, David
And also you're so handsome
I can dance like Britney Spears
Or quote books by the volume
Do you want to make love?
Or perhaps just get nasty?
I won't ask any questions
If you want to get a little crazy
But my eyes glaze over
This wasn't such a deal
I return it to the factory
Because I need to keep it real
So I get into perfect shape
**** my head with a robotic trace
Then infiltrate 'real women'
With a non-synthetic face
by Lucifer Very Very Very 1st |
Categories:
science, science fiction, time,
grant is granted of love
grant is granted of science
love is downgraded to love
love is downgraded to science
grant is granted to a downgrade of love
grant is granted to a downgrade of science
science is science's downgrade of love
vision is vision's granted of love
vision is vision's granted of science
vision is a granted vision
vision is a granted science
science is science' s vision of love
science is science's vision of science
love is a vision of science
downgrade is downgraded to science
downgrade is downgraded to love
love is love's science of love
love is granted as love
science is a love of science
love is granted as science
love downgrade love to science
by Andy Thomson |
Categories:
computer, girl, love, science fiction, sound, space
Digital beauty encoded in space
Densely packaged with binary relays
A hybrid of English et en Français
Dreaming out loungey soft beats and delays
Super 45’s and magnetic tape
Transfers of energy through vintage keys
Trading the lead to entrance and escape
Analog phases alighting the breeze
Delicate spires of open finesse
Hushed drones that mingle in the subsonic
Limitless visions in limited press
Mixing it down into Duophonic
Sensual ribbons of Marxist ideals
Consciously rolling Motorik appeal
by Ken Carroll |
Categories:
beautiful, love, lust, science fiction,
You may not believe this
but my last lover
was an extraterrestrial
which caused me great distress
the way she transformed me
her out of this world dress.
She brings winter with her overnight
pseudo-snow fell rocket high
a siren unlike all the other girls
a pleasing form to my human eyes
making love underneath force field
captivating planetarium starlit skies.
Kisses of rapture times warp speed
circling around the rings of Saturn
I will follow her to the end of the galaxy
my lips locked to hers, I love her
beam me up my darling and kiss me
my lovely and beautiful femalien...
by Cecelia Hopkins-Drewer |
Categories:
feelings, first love, science fiction,
The power of time travel lies
In the laughter of your eyes.
It lifts me up and takes me away
Ten years ago today.
The demons in the past
Fade pale and fast,
As we re-enter childhood
To settle in the land of ‘could’.
But I cry out in fear
For sixteen again dear,
I have a heart to give
And ten hard years to live.
Originally published:
Clarke, R. (Ed) The Mentor 87, July 1995, fanzine published by Ron Clarke, Sydney, Australia, [Archival copy available online at http://efanzines.com/Mentor/TM87COMP.pdf].
by Reyhan Yucebay |
Categories:
life, love, peace, philosophy, science fiction,
Winds blows your hair
Kisses salty crystals
Eyes of yours hit ocean
Rocks planets still rebourne
In many spoken languages
In many dimensions
Anywhere in any times
I be with you to bless
Stop drifting clocks
by Solomon Ochwo-Oburu |
Categories:
satire, science fiction,
He has created a clever robot
He orders it and it responds
“Write for me a poem”, it does
“Compose for me love letter”, it does
“Scribble for me an abuse”, it does
Clever and obedient the robot is
But one thing it cannot do
Feel emotions as human beings
The clever robot the merchant abused
“You are foolish”, it replies, “Thank you”
“You’re a baboon”, it replies, “Thank you”
“You’re a nothing”, it replies, “Thank you”
Clever and obedient the robot is
But one thing it cannot achieve-
Feel emotions as human beings
That day man will make a robot
One that can feel emotional
The one with personality traits
Humans will hide in wardrobes
by Robert Pettit |
Categories:
science fiction
I
don’t want
to call you
my grandmother.
You appear human,
You are just a machine,
programmed to act like nana.
Electric flows through you, not blood.
Brother and sister love you. I don’t.
Based on the short story “I Sing the Body Electric” by Ray Bradbury
Robert Pettit
by Gregory Richard Barden |
Categories:
beauty, fantasy, love, science, science fiction,
Focus ...
A look, stabbing
Black photons, bounding
Penetrating far beyond the ultraviolet
Every fissionable fragment on the edge of a cosmic climax
As shapes in protein chains form along the ordinate
Sliding into a charged maelstrom of iridescence
Glowing like tritium madness and foxfire
But with purposes, dark ...
Regard ... piercing me
Controlling.
by Robert Pettit |
Categories:
science fiction, time,
I return to the future, and the world of the Eloi.
I hope to build a new world with each girl and boy.
My machine is now outside the sphinx of the Morlocks.
I cannot see the rapidly moving hands of the clocks.
Weena and her people are free from the cannibals underground.
I want to lead them forward in this independence they have found.
With the knowledge I bring, the Eloi can achieve progress.
The love I have for Weena will bring me true happiness.
Based on the 1960 film “The Time Machine”
by Teddy Kimathi |
Categories:
art, lost love, philosophy, sad, science fiction, vanity
(I was inspired by the movie "The Time Machine", to write this piece)
For days, weeks, and months,
he became a hermit of science,
working on a device
to return to his beloved, to return
things as they were four months,
and a fortnight ago; two lovers
embracing a romantic walk together,
in a snowing evening.
Memories of her smile and good heart
gave him courage to create a device
that would make him disappear
from the present,
and meet her in the past.
He depended upon physics to alter
time and fate; to return his joy
and meaning once again…..
by Jessica Arteaga |
Categories:
science fiction
Made many metals
to give you a brain and think
but...will you feel love?
by Diana Bosa |
Categories:
inspirational, light, love, romantic, science fiction, space
Traveling by the
speed of light just to bend time
and space I came to
cross over unknown
galaxies for reaching your fond
hex-black singularity.
by Nathan Schaffner |
Categories:
angst, lost love, science fiction
moons see clearly
that the stars are so
far away
from each other
like you and I
we have very
different ideas
about all this
solar systems apart
not even in
the same galaxy
you made that clear to
me tonight
and I can barely
see your Red Giant
shining from here
on my
White Dwarf
it's a pity
space is cold
by Ravindra Nayak |
Categories:
allusion, angel, imagination, miracle, scary, science fiction
A choking awakening!!!!!
met a soul that touch the heart!!!!!
led a way to understand the dream
It seems a haunted scream
But a reality can also be more horrifying
Love the way towards the breeze
In the shade of mountain
A cave inside a mountain
Seems a different journey
A dove of love led a fearful Paloma of life
Shades of same soul
Or different don’t know
It’s a call from dear ones
And when u reach the inside tunnel
Seems a different soul of same
Rejecting the concept
Of no two person can be there at different place
At same point of time!!!
A dilemma yet baffled n perplexed
Identifying the yet undefined
Within the inner treasure
Answer r yet to find
by Larisa Rzhepishevska |
Categories:
science fiction, love,
I will make an elixir now.
Will you ask me how?
It’s such a simple science!
A bottle of reliance,
Another one with love and peace,
One more of trust - love to increase.
I’ll mix all that with magic spoon,
My elixir is going to be ready soon.
And…to complete this picture
I’ll sing a song to my mixture.
How to take this elixir?
Five drops a day will be enough
As it’s really the strongest stuff.
Only one warning is here:
You have to be sincere.
And ...do not mix the drops with beer.
©Larisa Rzhepishevska (Odessa, Ukraine)
by Thabang Ngoma |
Categories:
love, science fiction,
At the speed of light, I hear your scream
I wake up in a galaxy of dreams
Your restless thoughts shatter my sleep
But I dare not take a step
On this terra firma of alien giants
Our love is the size of ants
In-between toenails and craters of decay
Will our love survive the day?
Their bellowed shouts are supersonic
Emit an evil high frequency static
How will I ever hear your heart speak,
Or know of the love you seek?
Your flesh preserved in a spacesuit
My mind covered in your bodysuit
An intergalactic love story about to be told
In this epic war of the worlds
by Sherwin Balbuena |
Categories:
science, science fiction, space, time, universe,
Take me now
to a place in the universe
where I can stand upon
and jump into the
vacuum sea
and accelerate
at a constant nine-point-eight
meter per second squared
and fall to infinitely low
ground, so I can travel
faster than the light
passing through the lens
of my eyes,
to see the future
(c) 2012
Sherwin Balbuena
when I go against
the shrinking cosmos,
to visit the past
when I face
its expansion,
and to love the present
when I fly across
the plane of time.