Yay! We can share poetry??

@stanws (126)
Stoughton, Massachusetts
October 12, 2018 8:47pm CST
Okay, so I just discovered we can post poetry on myLot, so here's one of my most recent. Hope you like! The Night Light A diamond glimmers in the distant sky. It brings pause to the night dweller. "How far? How big? Is anyone there?" And perhaps, once upon a time, a diamond dweller pondered similarly this blue ball that holds it's own secrets. Still, we here are driven to question the mysteries there. But they're not. For, their light, just now reaching us, extinguished long ago. Ours will, too, yes. And I ponder, now, the blue globe's secrets. Still, though. To reach a billion miles out and a million years back would be quite a thing, wouldn't it?
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@Courage7 (19633)
• United States
13 Oct 18
Wouldn´t it? Yes it would. Thanks love this poem.
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@Courage7 (19633)
• United States
13 Oct 18
@stanws Welcome always
@stanws (126)
• Stoughton, Massachusetts
13 Oct 18
Thank YOU! :)
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• Bhubaneswar, India
13 Oct 18
Yeah you can share anything you can, that in your heart, By d way it was nice
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@stanws (126)
• Stoughton, Massachusetts
13 Oct 18
Thank you. :)
@indexer (4852)
• Leicester, England
13 Oct 18
This is quite good. However, in order to give your poem a better structure, you should avoid allowing your lines to get progressively longer as the poem proceeds.
@stanws (126)
• Stoughton, Massachusetts
13 Oct 18
Thanks, John. I'll consider an edit and see what I can come up with.
@Icydoll (36717)
• India
13 Oct 18
Very nice one ..thank you for sharing
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• Philippines
13 Oct 18
,nice poem you have there. :) thanks for sharing.. :)
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13 Oct 18
Good poem
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@josie_ (10032)
• Philippines
15 Oct 18
The comedian George Carlin once quip that the purpose of man's existence was to produce plastic which mother Earth didn't have the tools needed. This was his sarcastic response to those "save the Earth" advocates. Our presence is hardly even a blemish on the face of this blue orb. Ponder the thought of man's insignificant appearance on planet Earth.