Cosmic Agglomeration
by Andrei Dorian Gheorghe
Too many thoughts
for a poor deed,
says the philosopher.
Too many meteoroids
for a poor meteor shower,
says the astronomer.
Too many planets
for a poor solar system,
says the astronaut.
What can I add?
Too many feelings
for a poor life.
Too many star systems
for a poor universe.
Too many fireworks
for a poor chaos.
Copyright © 2009, Andrei Dorian Gheorghe
Image Credit: © Maximilian Teodorescu
Andrei Dorian Gheorghe is the founder and director of the Cosmopoetry Festival of the Romanian Society for Meteors and Astronomy-SARM. He is the editor of over 30 slim English anthologies of Romanian and international astropoetry, and is the director of original astropoetry performances presented at the International Meteor Organization Conferences 1997-2007, the Leonid MAC Workshop of NASA (Tel Aviv, 2000), and the European Convention of Science Fiction - Romania 2001. In 2003, he initiated the Meteor Contemporary Poetry Project for the IMO. He is also the coordinator of Cosmopoetry - SARM & Friends. More of this poet's work may be found in the SARM Golden Astropoetic Gallery and The Best of SARM.