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Okay, so…

Free Planet Space photo and picture

here’s the thing
if we eventually do go
looking for another planet
once we’ve destroyed
earth
I think
that after finding water
and some kind of atmosphere
we need to know if there are
cats
not giant cats that eat
meaty things like us
but nice cats
cats that you can curl up with
cats who purr
and like to be petted
after we get the cat situation
ironed out
then we can think about
how to grow food
and do other things
but cats should definitely
be a priority
and chocolate
definitely chocolate
so all the women
don’t just kill the men
when they don’t ask
for directions
cats
and
chocolate
absolute musts
without them
there will be blood
and lots of it
I’m just sayin’

 

Photo:  Dezertir
Pixabay

Imagine…

Free Planet Universe illustration and picture

Imagine
sky giants
playing pool
with the planets
🤭

 

Photo:  Pixabay

Image

My pant is blooming…it seems really happy.

Space…

blue and black abstract painting

Once in space, things changed radically.  Worlds were…molten, their colors golden and shifting.  Huge storm centers rolled around, as other bits broke off and danced in the silence.  The astronauts were fascinated, and glued to their tiny windows.  The photographs being sent back to NASA had the planets looking solid, some even rather static.  Two different realities existed at the same time.

The tiny spaceship (see the itty bitty golden dot far left, half way down), looked lost amid the action, and was swallowed up by the the goings-on.  The beauty, of course, could not be denied, but there was no place to land.  Therefore, the astronauts, tried very hard to break away from the squishy, but lovely, planet’s gravitation pull.  Sadly, that proved to be impossible and they are now going with the flow, if you will.  Forever.  Or until the end of the universe, whichever comes first.

 

Photo:  Solen Feyissa
Unsplash